Lamination Operator

Posted 7 days ago

hw staffingNewburyport (MA)

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About the role

Machine Operator-Lamination-Newburyport, MAPay Rate-$17 Shift-7:30am-4pm A Lamination Operator sets up, runs, and maintains industrial machines that bond multiple layers of material together using heat, pressure, or adhesives.
Key Responsibilities: Machine Setup: Prepare the laminator by setting edge guides, adjusting tension, speed, temperature, and pressure, and threading films or raw materials. Material Handling: Load rolls, plastic films, foils, or fabrics, and select or mix proper adhesives for the production run. Operation & Monitoring: Run test samples, monitor the machine during production, and adjust settings to prevent bubbles, wrinkles, or alignment errors. Quality Control: Inspect finished products to ensure they match customer specifications and safety standards. Maintenance & Safety: Perform routine equipment maintenance, troubleshoot minor repairs, keep the work area clean, and follow safety rules like wearing protective gear. Record Keeping: Complete production logs, track material usage, and record any downtime or scrap.
Job Requirements
Education: A high school diploma or equivalent.
Experience: 12 months of manufacturing or machine-operating experience.
Skills: Basic math and reading skills to follow blueprints, work orders, or job tickets in English
Physical Demands: Ability to stand for long shifts, walk, and lift heavy items

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