Production Operator
anchor hockingByhalia (MS)
About the role
Production Inspector Responsible for inspecting, measuring, counting, trimming, cleaning and packing plastic molded parts as directed by Supervisor. This position adds value to the customer by ensuring production of defect-free products. Ensure customer order requirements are met.
Shift: 7AM - 7PM | Rotating Schedule
Primary Responsibilities:
Understand the Production Monitoring Systems and log in and out as required. Remove plastic parts from Injection Molding Machine. Perform any required secondary operations as instructed by the Shift Supervisor. Trim and pack plastic parts as directed. Guarantee that the label on each container is Shift Supervisor or Molding Technician of any problems or defects. Perform all duties in a safe manner according to Corelle Brands safety manual and Safety Training Classes. Report any work injury to your supervisor immediately, no matter how small. Fill out the \"Operator Inspection Results Form\" every day as required Inspect and measure the parts every hour as needed or indicated in the \"Operator Inspection Results Form\".Document your comments on parts inspected on the \"Operator Inspection Results\" Form every hour. Learn and understand the Corelle Brands Quality Policy.
Required Qualifications:
High School Diploma /GED6 months of work experience as a production associate Ability to regularly lift and or move up to 10 pounds and occasionally lift and or move up to 50 pounds. If over 50 lbs., team lift is required.
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