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Saturation Machine Operator Night Shift

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A Manufacturing Machine Operator operates machinery used in a manufacturing facility, including a range of machines used for the production or transport of goods.

$36,846 / year median in South Carolina

+8% projected growth

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Job Description

Position Description Department:
Saturation Location:
Blythewood Immediate Supervisor:
Manufacturing Manager Status:
Hourly Non-Exempt Position Description:
The Saturation Machine Operator is responsible for performing work assigned in the manufacturing department according to the requirements of the process. They must work in a safe, productive, efficient, and quality conscious manner on all tasks. The employee must be self-motivated, cooperative, and have excellent attendance. They must follow all work rules while performing job duties and utilize critical reasoning skills when solving problems that effect safety, quality, and productivity. The Saturation Machine Operator is responsible for performing work assigned in the Manufacturing department.
Principle Accountabilities:
Actively participate in Blythewood Plant Safety Program. Successfully complete Company provided safety training Knowledge and practice of all safety procedures in the area. Operation of required material handling devices and proper handling of materials. Operate machinery while monitoring material, equipment, and methods to ensure quality product is manufactured. Collect data and compete record keeping requirements. Perform in-process quality testing. Knowledge of production specifications and quality requirements. Change-over, start-up, monitor, and adjust operating condition to maintain quality, production, and safety standards on the production equipment. Produce product at an acceptable rate and required quality. Use measuring and weighing tools and devices accurately. Perform routine maintenance, including but not limited to cleaning equipment, lubricating equipment, making adjustments, and fixing minor mechanical problems. Complete the required training and perform the duties of Hazardous Waste Handler to include transfer of hazardous waste containers to accumulation area and ensure hazardous waste containers are properly labeled and sealed. Related tasks as requested by supervisor
Essential Skills and Experience:
High School diploma or equivalent work experience with basic math, written and oral communication skills. Manufacturing experience in coating, web handling or extrusion preferred. Ability and willingness to work with others as a team member. Ability to understand and work with metric measures and volumes. Ability to lift 50lbs., climb stairs, walk, and stand a significant part of the shift. Ability to work in high humidity and high temperature environments. Must be able to work any shift required, including overtime. Must complete all required annual training to meet safety rules and OSHA regulations. Participate on problem solving teams as required.