Coater Operator-Nights

$18–$21/hr starting wage

Advancement opportunities with earning potential up to $32/hr

2-2-3 schedule means you work only about half the month

No seasonal slowdowns or fluctuations in order volume

• Employee Referral Program
• Strong safety culture
• Team-oriented environment
• Purpose-driven company focused on sustainability

Classification:
Full-Time-Hourly

Reports To: Shift Supervisor

Shifts: Nights-6PM-6AM based on a 2-2-3 schedule (overtime as needed based on business needs)

• Abide by all existing safety and work rules.
• Review preceding shift operations, problems, status, orders, special instructions, etc.... with preceding coater helper.
• Review coating schedule and ensure accurate footage is run for all products.
• Ensure correct film, adhesive, run conditions, web path, etc.
• Check solids of adhesive being used at beginning of shift and on each additional batch prior to using, adjust if necessary.
• Check film for corona treatment before mounting to determine correct loading of film.
• Visually inspect material for film and/or coating defects.
• Report all defects to supervisor.
• Check coating weights as required.
• Make pre-mix if necessary.
• Accurately measure and/or add catalyst.
• Prepare for changeovers in advance to minimize downtime.
• Complete all paperwork as required.
• Review shift operations, problems, status, orders, special instructions, etc. with oncoming operator.
• Maintain equipment as necessary, report any damage or mechanical issues to supervisor.
• Empty trash containers at the end of shift.
• Inform supervisor of any inability to complete the assigned order.
• Maintain a clean and safe work environment/area.
• Assist other plant employees as necessary.
• Follow all “coater operator” work instructions.
• Perform any and all activities as required or requested by management.

• Familiarity with Manufacturing or Quality environment preferred.
• Working Conditions:
  
  Ability to walk or stand for prolonged periods; ability to bend, stoop, reach and lift 50 pounds and endure elevated temperature levels.
• Ability to read a tape measure.
• Ability to work in a fast-paced environment with a focus on quality.
• Ability to communicate effectively verbally and in writing; ability to understand detailed written and/or oral instructions including basic mathematical skills.
• Education:
  
  High School Diploma or credentialed equivalent in English & Mathematics.
• Additional auxiliary equipment:
  Possess or learn the ability to operate Forklift, Cranes, Floor Jacks, Saws, Knives (other hand tools).

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