Jacket Operator (Weekend Shift, Days)

The Jacket Operator is responsible for setting up and running the final extrusion on assembled product. The Jacket Operator is also responsible for producing a quality product in a safe and efficient manner while promoting a team atmosphere. Help problem solve and proactively seek ways to improve the Jacketing process and maintain all equipment in the Jacket work center.

Responsibilities

Strive to achieve continuous improvement in all activities, processes, and projects; Set up and run the jacketing extrusion; Set up and run for different product types for different customer specifications; Understand instructions for handling packets with rejects; Read and understand work orders; Document deviations; Reprocess nonconforming product; Set up and shut down the jet printer for the jacketing extrusion; Ensure proper handling of short footages for the jacketing extrusion; Understand procedures for handling corrective and preventive actions; Work closely with the Quality Assurance department; Monitor shelf life of marking inks/thinners; Follow procedures for calibration and maintenance of Target System optical measuring devices; Clean and maintain all tooling associated with Jacket line equipment; Keep work area clean and organized; Recommend process improvements; Work as a team with other Jacket Operators and Dekoron employees; Promote safety in all processes and activities; Assist with training of new employees and cross-training of current employees; Perform other duties as assigned

Requirements

High School diploma or GED; Ability to distinguish between different colors of product; Near vision; Far vision; Manual dexterity; Multi-limb coordination; Ability to lift at least 60 pounds; Ability to stand, sit, bend, squat, and reach; Ability to wear common protective and safety equipment; Ability to make repetitive motions; Ability to use hands to handle, control, or feel objects, tools, or controls; Ability to work indoors, environmentally controlled

Nice to have

Technical training; Experience in manufacturing or industrial setting with extrusion; Monitoring; Equipment selection; Control Precision; Communication; Getting information; Cognitive thinking; Ability to make quick decisive decisions; Understanding the importance of being exact or accurate; Evaluating information to determine compliance with standards; Identifying objects, actions, and events; Ability to communicate with supervisors, peers, or subordinates by telephone, in written form, email, or in person