Machine Operator
$20.53 per hour
ApplyMachine Operator
Posted 6 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$20.53 per hour
About the role
- Preparation of raw materials and packaging: identifying & preparing the right quantities and transport them to the appropriate production area, reporting any deviation from normal, note start and finish of process
- Operating processing equipment in line with process instructions and procedures
- Monitors equipment, keeping processes running at desired run rates.
- Complete the initial testing and release of products in order to ensure that there are no deviations to specifications
- Check labels & packaging material, ensure correct labeling following the existing rules and instructions
- Packaging the final products in accordance with instructions and H.B. Fuller quality standards
- Carry out all operations in compliance with the expected Quality Standards and Operating procedures of H.B. Fuller and Respecting all legal and company EHS-rules.
- Responsible for housekeeping in his area responsibility
- Carry out any other duties requested from the Production Manager/Supervisor
- Basic educational degree or High school diploma or general education diploma 1-2 years of experience in a machine operating/production operator capacity
- Knowledge of common software programs (MS office)
- Ability to read and understand work orders, production process, safety regulations and quality procedures and instructions.
- Availability to work in shifts
- Understanding of basic English
- Required to stand for long periods of time
- Walk and climb stairs
- Use hands to remove or lift boxes
- Stretch and reach with arms extended
- Stoop and bend
- Regularly lift up to 50 pounds and up to 100 pounds with assistance
- Temperature, dust, smell and noise are under normal chemical environment conditions
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Your notice period
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