Rigid Forming Operator - 10-Hour Nights

The Rigid Forming Operator is responsible for setting up, operating, and maintaining thermoforming equipment in a manufacturing environment, ensuring product quality meets customer specifications while following safety protocols and production standards. Direction Received: Usually, direction comes from the Shift Supervisor. Hours: 5PM-3AM Must be able to work rotating shifts May require nights, weekends, and holidays. Wage: $22.53 - $33.79 per hour depending on experience An additional $2.50/hr. premium added to salary for our worked between 7pm-7am. Any hours worked outside of 7pm-7am will not receive the premium. Key Responsibilities: Set up and/or operate equipment (Thermoformers, vacuum lifts, forklifts, pallet jacks, hoists, micrometers, dials, or calibrated scales) Must be capable of operating multiple thermoforming lines simultaneously, including different types of Thermoformers and associated front/back side operations as required. Identify machine issues and quickly troubleshoot to resolve malfunctions to maintain production schedules. Monitor and document product quality by auditing process parameters, taking measurements, and analyzing quality data to ensure specifications are met. Perform basic operator Preventative Maintenance (PM) to avoid shutdowns. Monitor and maintain product quality through process audits, measurements, and visual inspections, analyzing data and responding to defects to ensure specifications are consistently met.Taking/measuring product samples to ensure product is within customer specifications. Entering and analyzing product quality data to identify if the product is within control and specification. Read and follow production schematics to produce products in line with design and manufacturing standards. Ability learn and execute Lock-Out/Tag-Out procedures. Ability to obtain Forklift/Material Handler skill set and certification. Maintain compliance with food safety and GMP. Ability to use computer systems such as Microsoft office and Inventory Managing Software. Ability to work with and communicate closely with online product inspectors when needed. Foster an environment focused on safety, including but not limited to: performing machine safety audits, behavior-based safety observations, identifying near misses and opportunities for improvement, driving associate engagement on shift, performing lock out tag out. Education/Experience: High School diploma or equivalent preferred Stable work history Previous manufacturing experience preferred Previous experience working with Statistical Process Control (SPC) charts preferred Previous experience using industry standard tools (pneumatic and electrical) Previous experience with Lock Out/Tag Out procedures. Required Skills: Basic computer proficiency including email Accurately read and use measuring tools Ability to read and follow production schematics Strong analytical and problem-solving capabilities Mechanical Aptitude Time management Math and Measurement skills Strong attention to detail Good communication skills Physical stamina to stand for extended periods and lift materials as required Knowledge, Skills & Abilities: Basic understanding of thermoforming processes and equipment Equipment Operation, basic maintenance and cleaning Basic mathematical concepts and measurements Basic mechanical systems Ability to follow read and understand product specifications Physical Demands: The associate will be exposed to the manufacturing environment where hazards and requirements may include but are not limited to: Capability to lift and move up to 65 pounds Ability to climb, kneel, bend, and squat Proficiency in grasping, pushing, pulling, and fine motor skills Ability to climb ladders safely Capacity to stand and walk for extended periods Ability to wear required PPE (hearing protection, steel-toe shoes, safety glasses) Forklift certification or ability to obtain forklift and motorized pallet jack certification s Work Conditions: The majority of tasks will be performed in a manufacturing setting with potential exposure to: Noise levels above 85 dB Operation of complex machinery Solvents, fumes and inks within the plant Variable Temperatures . 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