Inspector NW- 2nd Shift

Location: White Bluff

Job Summary:

Seamer/Inspector is responsible for the set-up and operation of designated machines. This includes ensuring accuracy and quality of product being produced.

Production Responsibilities:

Follow all required safety procedures such as PPE’s, ergonomics, chemical hazards, etc. and performs job in a manner that protects the health and safety of all employees.

Reads and understands job jackets/order.

Establishes and follows quality checking procedures.

Effectively communicates with supervisor, oncoming shift, and management.

Cleanup and any other procedures related to completion of jobs.

Assist in the set-up of the next job including:

Pulling correct adhesives.

Cleaning of seaming/inspector equipment/adhesive applicators.

Keeping work area clean.

Stay busy when down or waiting on next job.

Communicate effectively by:

Properly making computer entries.

Following the chain of command from supervisor to department manager to plant manager, etc.

Being at work station within 3 minutes of reporting time.

Responsible for compliance with all regulatory, facility food safety, and quality policies and procedures including product safety (GMPs) policies and procedures.

Job Qualifications:

Must have previous manufacturing or mechanical experience.

Quality conscious

Attention to detail

Must be able to see good true color. (Must not be colorblind.)Ability to lift.

Accurate with numbers

Basic math skills

Basic mechanical skills

Must be able to read a tape measure.

Confidentiality Organizational skills

Shift work

Essential Job Functions:

Must hold themselves and fellow employees accountable to Good Manufacturing Practices, Food Defense, Food Safety, SQF policies and procedures, and maintenance of an excellent food safety culture. Employees are encouraged to report issues that they encounter that may lead to food safety related issues.

Must have reading skills necessary to properly understand production orders and designate specific plates for an order, and understand materials, reports, warning signs, etc.

Must be able to distinguish subtle shades of colors accurately in order to match samples and color designations in orders.

Must understand quality roll appearance.

Must be able to compare artboard layout to finished sleeve layout.

Must be able to measure layflat, which has a +/-.5 mm tolerance.

Must be able to enter entries time and material into computer system.

Must be able to pack or skid finished rolls at their proper OD and core size.

Must be able to lift 50 – 75 pound air shafts without the assistance of any hoist and must be able to manipulate 100 – 300 pounds with the assistance of mechanical devices.

Must be able to read a ruler and have other general math skills in order to measure roll diameters, roll widths, package sizes, etc.

Must have directionality to distinguish right and left sides of machinery and to follow operating instructions from other employees and from written instructions.

Must be agile (bending, stooping, squatting, climbing, etc.) in order to climb up on seamer/finisher, adjust equipment and avoid dangerous moving machinery.

Reflexes must be in excellent condition for quick response time on moving machinery. Employee must be able to react to rapidly moving parts in order to avoid serious injury to his/her or other employee’s limbs or other life threatening injuries. Employee must be completely alert at all times to operate machinery in a proper manner.

Must have a good sense of smell to distinguish odors from materials and smell smoke (in case of fire). Must have good hearing to follow directions and coordinate procedures with fellow employees and to hear warning signals.

Must be able to comprehend and follow detailed instructions without constant supervision. Must be able to communicate operating…