Plastic Injection/Blow mold Machine Operator-Web only

Posted 2 days ago

crown staffingIndependence (MO)

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Junior

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$16-$20

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About the role

Crown Staffing is urgently seeking experienced Plastic Injection and Blow Molding Machine Operators to fill openings for a Production company in Kansas City MO. Plastic Injection/Blow Mold Operator Job Details:
Schedule: 1st 7a-3p, 2nd 3pm-11p and 3rd 11p-7am shift availability Pay Rate: $16-$20 DOE Location: Kansas City, MO Plastic Injection/Blow Mold Operator Requirements/Qualifications: Requires standing and walking for extended periods of time Requires frequent squatting, bending, stooping, sitting and stretching Requires occasional lifting of up to 50 pounds Requires normal range of hearing and vision to record, prepare and communicate appropriate work instructions and documentation Requires correctable vision to be within normal range May require working in areas that are not air conditioned About the Plastic Injection/Blow Mold Operator RoleAs a Machine Operator, your responsibilities will include: Ensure that production equipment is operating to optimum efficiency Start and stop production equipment as needed Maintain Operation Excellence standards of housekeeping- sweeping, mopping, wiping down equipment where necessary Troubleshoot and repair processing issues Assist in changeovers as needed Monitor finished product flow from extruder to packaging equipment. Be able to clear jams and resume process flow as needed Monitor and maintain material levels Assist utility and packaging employees and assist in giving breaks as needed Actively involved in the coordination and completion of progressive training required to advance to the next level Perform other duties as assigned APPLY NOW!

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