Slitter Operator 2Nd Shift

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partners personnelSanta Ana (CA)

Cutting and Slicing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders All Other Converted Paper Product Manufacturing

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About the role

Slitter Operator Under the supervision of the Conversion Manager and Section Leader the Slitter Operator is responsible for the set up and operation of a slitting or lamination machine, producing packaging products in bag or roll stock form (per customer preference). This is a closely supervised position with some latitude for independent judgement. Performs general tasks and completes routine assignments. Receives assistance in the completion of more complex assignments.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Sets-up and operates multiple blade slitting/rewinding machines in a fast-paced manufacturing environment. May include laser and macro perforation machine settings. Daily machine set-ups to required specifications. Maintains efficient machine operating speeds and minimizes waste, and downtime. Practices Continuous Process Improvement, maintaining Lean core values on the production line. Ensures compliance with safety procedures and good manufacturing practices (GMP).Makes minor repairs and adjustments to the machines within the scope of the Slitter Operator's training. Immediately submit written work orders to the Maintenance Department to ensure machines are fixed and maintained in a timely fashion. Follow the instructions of the Section Leader. Follow the job schedule, directing any questions to the Section Leader, or if not available, another member of management. Checks production run targets posted on the machines.

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