AIKI Packer (2nd Shift) - Ridgeway
isola groupRidgeway (SC)
About the role
2nd Shift AIKI PackerIsola, an industry leader in global materials sciences whose mission is to improve life by enabling innovation in electronic products, is hiring a 2nd Shift AIKI Packer at our Ridgeway, SC : 1:00pm - 9:30pm Monday - Friday (Mandatory overtime, including extended shifts and weekend work required)
Compensation: $19.75 per hour (plus $1.25 per hour shift differential)
The AIKI Packer is responsible for handling Kraft and Parchment paper while removing top plates from each book in a timely manner to assist the automated breakdown operation. This role is also required to cross-train and perform
Top Responsibilities:
Build and count Kraft paper, parchment paper and used Kraft paper to make the standard cushion package for the book.
Place the right size of paper for the correct plate to be build-up in the room.
Add this package in a timely manner to assist the breakdown and build-up operators to complete process.
Block the book with the proper technique to avoid slippage.
Able to operate the elevators/machine to manipulate books.
Assist other operators in ensuring timely build-up or breakdown of the product.
Maintain cleanliness of assigned work areas including equipment, tools, and work surfaces.
Other duties as assigned.
General Internal Eligibility Requirements:
Completion of 90-day new hire/newly transferred probationary period or approval of direct supervisor.
Required Qualifications:
Candidates must have strong verbal and written communication skills.
Able to communicate effectively both orally and in writing.
Proficiency in reading, writing, and verbal communication is essential.
Physical Requirements:
In this role you maybe be required to stand up to 10 hours per shift and with frequent bending, reaching, and grasping. You will also need to lift, pull or push up to 50 pounds.
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