Slitter Operator - 3rd Shift
kellyTelford (PA)
$20.00/hour
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Slitter Operator - 3rd Shift We're seeking a Slitter Operator to work at a premier manufacturing client in Telford, PA. Sound good? Take a closer look below. You owe it to yourself to consider this great new opportunity. Salary/Pay Rate/Compensation: $20.00/hour
Shift:
3rd Shift 11p-7aTemp-to-Hire Why you should apply to be Slitter Operator: Competitive pay and consistent hours on a dedicated shift Training provided for those new to manufacturing or machine operation Work with a leading organization in the flexible packaging industry Supportive team environment with a focus on safety and quality Opportunities to contribute to continuous improvement and learn new skills What's a typical day as Slitter Operator? You'll be: Setting up and operating slitting equipment, adjusting controls and hanging master rolls Conducting visual inspections and quality checks on materials Labeling materials, entering quality data, and pulling required samples Identifying, splicing, and removing non-conforming material; placing materials on hold as needed Completing production, quality, and shipping paperwork accurately Preparing slit rolls for shipment per customer and quality requirements Using email, intranet, and quality databases during daily tasks Maintaining a clean, safe, and organized work area, reporting unsafe conditions immediately Supporting continuous improvement initiatives and participating in training activities Working overtime as needed to meet business demands
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