What are the responsibilities and job description for the Operator 1, 1st Shift, Lamination position at Tate?
The entry level Operator will be responsible for operating and maintaining machinery in the lamination department. In this position, you will have the opportunity to learn and gain working knowledge of all equipment and machinery within the lamination department.
Responsibilities
Responsibilities
- Inspect panels or parts to verify specifications meet Quality standards while maintaining established production standards.
- Read and follow established Manufacturing Operating Procedures or Standard Operating Procedures without deviation unless approved by Supervision.
- Complete production reporting and quality paperwork accurately as required.
- Efficiently use banding equipment and hand-jacks to ensure proper movement or storage of product or material.
- Place materials such as panels or tile in machines or on conveyors in prescribed manner and sequence while maintaining smooth flow of operations.
- Perform various trimming, indexing, or cutting procedures as required.
- Keep supervisor informed of problems and equipment that is not operating properly.
- Follow all policies, procedures, and work instructions including Employee Handbook, Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), Manufacturing Operating Procedures (MOPs), Job Safety Analysis (JSAs), and Safety Manual.
- Maintain awareness of individual contribution to and impact of the quality, safety, environmental, and product compliance policies and activities; report all quality issues, unsafe acts, and unsafe conditions to the proper personnel.
- Ability to lift a minimum of 15 lbs. and a maximum of 45 lbs. continuous for at least an 8-hour shift.
- Ability to follow verbal and/or written instructions.
- With proper PPE provided, must be able to work in an area that may contain non-hazardous airborne particles due to the manufacturing process.
- Must be able to stand and/or walk, bend, stoop or crouch for at least an 8-hour shift.
- Must be able to use hands and fingers to handle or feel machinery, equipment or parts and work near moving mechanical parts.