The Automation Operator will be responsible for monitoring multiple pieces of equipment on the new VP line. This person(s) will receive training on all equipment on the line, and on any given day, will be stationed at various locations on the line, monitoring machine performance and responsible for keeping the equipment running. The operator must be capable of knowing all machine functions, recognizing machine faults, rectifying root cause of failure, and get machines back in operation quickly. The operator must also possess basic mechanical abilities so that they can understand machine functionality, as well as making minor machine adjustments when necessary. Operators must also have attention to detail, good communication skills, and have the ability to track downtime on the line. Pay rate $19.50

Schedule:

Monday - Friday

Monitor the automated pack equipment and react quickly to alarms and faults on the line.

Communicate directly with appropriate personnel when alarms or other situations requiring attention become apparent. This activity is a critical preventive method of addressing issues before they cause a system stoppage.

Utilize HMI (human/machine interface) to monitor system performance and ensure any system jams, faults or other system performance drains are identified and resolved prior to generating system downtime

Replenish raw materials on the various pieces of equipment as necessary

Maintain and update productivity and downtime logs

Communicate with Team Leader or Supervisor, Automation Mechanics, and other Automation Operators to solve problems as a team in an expeditious manner

Perform routine quality checks on a specified time frame to ensure proper case code, proper pallet label quality, and overall package integrity

Keep entire packaging line area clean and free of debris.

Perform periodic preventive maintenance functions on various pieces of equipment during designated downtime. These P.M.'s are tasks that are geared specifically for operators