Extruder Operator (3rd Shift

• Know where to find appropriate boxes and skids for the job
• Making boxes/crates via the use of a stapler and/or nail gun
• Packing merchandise in boxes/crates according to the appropriate counts found on the Quality Control Plan
• Taping/banding boxes/crates
• Completion of labels for boxes/crates
• Affixing appropriate labels to boxes/crates/reels according to the Quality Control Plan
• Palletizing boxes to be shipped according to specifications on the Quality Control Plan
• Shrink wrap pallets according to specifications on the Quality Control Plan
• Banding pallets according to specifications on the Quality Control Plan

Shift

Hours:

11 PM - 7 AM

• Know where to find appropriate boxes and skids for the job
• Making boxes/crates via the use of a stapler and/or nail gun
• Packing merchandise in boxes/crates according to the appropriate counts found on the Quality Control Plan
• Taping/banding boxes/crates
• Completion of labels for boxes/crates
• Affixing appropriate labels to boxes/crates/reels according to the Quality Control Plan
• Palletizing boxes to be shipped according to specifications on the Quality Control Plan
• Shrink wrap pallets according to specifications on the Quality Control Plan
• Banding pallets according to specifications on the Quality Control Plan

• Quality Control Plan:
  The employee must know how to read, understand, and be able to accurately complete the Production Report according to specifications found in the Quality Control Plan
• Caliper: ability to measure and read accurately
• Collect and measure samples using a caliper according to the control plan, and record results
• Comparator: employee must know how to effectively use it for quality control and record results.
• Notify the shift supervisor if samples are outside of tolerances

• Ensure hopper is full of raw material; notify Shift Supervisor when product is low
• Measure and mix colorant into raw material to ensure it maintains the appropriate color for the project, specifications found on control plan
• Ensure the work area is clean and maintained to ensure safety

• Extruder: tear down
• Extruder: set up new job (setting cutter, putter and ink jets)
• Screen Changes
• Tooling:
  Care and cleaning of die and other precision parts
• Produce a profile on extruded parts that meets specifications established in the Quality Control Plan on up to 15% of dies.

• Must be at least 18 years old
• High School diploma or its equivalent
• Previous manufacturing experience is a plus
• Reliance on instructions and pre-established guidelines to perform the functions of the job.
• Requires the ability to operate a variety of machinery, small hand tools, and precision measuring devices.
• Successfully pass pre-employment drug screen
• Successfully pass pre-employment physical health evaluation

• Frequent:
  Bending, stooping, reaching, twisting, lifting (up to 50 lbs), pushing, pulling, and moving items:
  Requires the ability to move around the plant and maneuver product when necessary
• Frequent:
  Walking and Standing (up to, but not limited to 8 hours):
  Requires moving around the plant to perform duties and assist coworkers
• Visual requirements: ability to visually verify parts for quality due to color and set specifications.
• Identifying and reading reports, labels, and packing materials:
  Requires recognizing and identifying, and using necessary plans, reports, and other informational resources
• Climbing Ladders:
  Requires being able to climb a rolling ladder, up to 10 feet
• Use of equipment tools: including hand tools, power tools (i.e., saws), air-driven tools (i.e., stapler), and measuring devices (calipers, measuring cup, bar code measurement tool)
• Ability to operate a forklift: upon completion of in-house certification.
• Wear required safety equipment: when appropriate/necessary/required
• Must be able to use hands to handle or touch objects, tools, or controls

• Due to forklifts and/or other heavy equipment traveling through the warehouse, cracks may appear in the floor, causing uneven walking surfaces
• In the warehouse environment, an employee is occasionally exposed to fumes or airborne particles
• The warehouse environment can be poorly lit at times
• Floors around the work area may become slippery
• Doors are frequently opened, causing drafts and interior temperature changes
• Internal warehouse temperature can fluctuate (cold to warm) depending on weather conditions
• Noise level in the work environment is usually moderate to loud. (Hearing protection is optional but available)