Spooler Operator - 3rd Shift
hobart filler metalsTroy (OH)
About the role
Spooler Operator The spooler operator will be responsible for the tubular wire spooler packaging process. Operate safely and identify/correct unsafe situations. Follow process specifications for machine setup and production. Keep track of spooling changeovers. Complete machine setup/changeover in a timely manner. Perform routine quality checks. Perform visual quality inspections. Enter quality checks into Route Card. Place nonconforming products on hold. Monitor the spooler to ensure quality products are being produced. Report maintenance issues as they arise. Communicate with PCs, Team Leads, Process Techs, Maintenance, etc. Perform housekeeping.
Qualifications:
Previous spooling experience. Ability to meet production rates. Able to lift approx. 65 pounds continually. Possess excellent time management skills. Able to meet expectations for safety and attendance. Possess an excellent quality record. Possess an excellent attitude, communication, and teamwork skills. Compensation for this position is market-competitive and will be consistent with the pay practices for this role.
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