About the role

Key Responsibilities: Machine Setup: Load raw resin pellets into hoppers, adjust barrel temperature profiles, and align dies or screen packs. Production Monitoring: Watch continuous output runs (such as blown film bubbles or extruded sheets) to maintain correct gauge, width, and tensile properties. Quality Control: Inspect finished packaging material for defects, tears, or uneven thickness, logging data into quality assurance sheets. Maintenance & Safety: Clear minor clogs, perform routine cleaning, and follow plant safety standards like lockout/tagout protocols.
Requirements
Education: High school diploma or general education equivalent; technical certificates in plastics technology are a plus.
Experience: Ranging from entry-level trainee positions to 3+ years of hands-on experience with specific blown-film or co-extrusion machinery.
Physical Demands: Ability to stand for long shifts, lift heavy material loads (up to 50 lbs / 23 kg), and work in warm or fast-paced industrial environments.

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