Production Operator

Millbury, MA
Full Time
Barrday Corporation
Entry Level

Summary

This position is responsible for safely and efficiently operating multiple pieces of equipment to consistently meet quality and production targets.  Depending on process, individuals in this role may work independently or as part of self-directed or lead supervised teams.  We are currently looking to fill positions on both the 1st and 2nd shift.

Key Responsibilities:

-Responsible for the startup, operation, clean up and shut down of manufacturing equipment and processes in accordance with current good manufacturing practices and standard operating procedures.

-Stages material through barcoding and maintains accurate inventories during runs.

 -Plan and lay out work to meet production and schedule requirements

- Operates hoist, fork truck, pallet jack and maintains daily inspections.

- Follows precise test procedures as outlined in the Barrday control document

-Diligently follows all procedures to ensure correct use and proper disposal of chemicals in   processes and cleaning equipment,

- Mixes and tests chemicals based on a formula / recipe for each product type.

-Uses technology (ERP system/MS Office) to determine material and product specifications and enter all production data during and upon completion of production runs.

-Maintains and monitors quality and raises NCR’s for non-conforming materials and works with Quality / Engineering to identify and implement resolutions.

- Maintain inventory of job materials

- Troubleshoots problems with equipment, devices, or products.

- Monitor and adjust production processes or equipment for quality and productivity.

- Work with members of other teams including quality, engineering and R&D to address issues and to develop new products, processes, or procedures

-Packages, labels and places finished products on skids and bands or stretch wraps finished rolls as required

- Provide production, progress, or changeover reports to shift supervisors.

- Back up lead operators as required
- Ensure all equipment and work areas are clean and well maintained.

- Maintains a safe and orderly work area at all times ensuring 5S is practiced and sustained in daily activities and that and set up for the following shift upon completion of the shift

- Other duties as assigned, within the department and other areas of the plant

Key Qualifications/Requirements:

-High School Diploma or equivalent GED.

-2+ years machine operator experience in a manufacturing production environment.

-Ability to speak and read instructions competently in English.

-Competent math skills. 

- Capable of learning and retaining operational knowledge of different process areas.

-Dependable, effective team player willing to cross train and take on new duties.

-Excellent attention to detail and safety.

-Must commit to the assigned work schedule and work overtime as required.

-Moving, bending, pushing and lifting capability up to 60 lbs.

-Ability to work safely with hazardous materials.

-Working knowledge and comfortable using computers and ERP system to input data.

-Must adhere to safety requirements including the use of personal protective equipment.

Working Conditions:

-Manufacturing setting

-Continuous periods of standing and walking required

-Considerable lifting and loading (with assistance of appropriate tools and machines)

-May include cutting and the use of sharp tools

 

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