F&P Operator
ccl designStrongsville (OH)
About the role
F&P Operator An F&P Operator is a professional who is responsible for operating their assigned machinery. They ensure their machine runs smoothly, works at capacity without issue, and is appropriately maintained. Duties/Responsibilities Run various slitting equipment, including but not limited to: Slitter machine Rewind tables for product inspection Perform offline inspections in the packing area. Catch and pack off press/inspection. Inspect labels for defects while running a slitter, in the packing area, or at press. Perform all required quality checks. Use QAD to issue and receive products to work orders and print core and box labels. Package labels for shipment, including all necessary labels on boxes and cores. Complete required paperwork. Pack for other F&P Operators whenever waiting for WIP.Keep the work area 5S compliant. Learn, understand, and follow CCL Environmental and Quality Policies. Learn and follow all CCL SWIs and WIs that relate to F&P.Complete miscellaneous tasks as requested and follow the supervisor's instructions. Skills/Abilities Prior production or manufacturing experience preferred. High level of attention to detail and accuracy. Demonstrated ability to process products within quality and productivity standards. Must be able to read and understand all associated paperwork and tools. Slitting experience preferred. Strong mechanical aptitude. Strong analytical, organizational, communication, and computer skills. Able to work in a team environment.
Education and Experience: High school diploma or equivalent.
Physical Requirements:
Prolonged periods of standing or sitting at a machine. Must be able to lift up to 35 pounds at times.
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