Assistant Cup Machine Operator

Assistant Cup Machine OperatorStockton, CACompensation IncludesStarting pay rate of $24.67/hour - paid weeklyShifts Available2nd: 3:00pm - 11:30pm3rd: 11:00pm - 7:30pmMonday - Friday, Saturdays & Overtime as neededOverviewThis position is directly responsible for all phases of set-up, adjustment, feeding and operation of the automatic case packers and baggers. Checks machine frequently during running time for quality and quantity of production.ResponsibilitiesSets-up and adjusts feeds and operates the automatic case packers and baggersMakes adjustments as needed to keep baggers and ACP's functioning properlyPerforms PM on baggers and ACPs as directedPerforms shut-downs, start-ups and un-jams baggers/ACPs as requiredPerforms make readies as directedChanges rolls on baggersFills case magazine on case packerPerforms quality checks on cases including but not limited to rim dings, sleeve dents, bag sealing, accurate counts, case output damage and conveyor monitoringCommunicates issues to operators/QC personnel/supervisor or leads as neededFills out proper shift paperworkReads & understands a job jacket - uses information to ensure production is run according to specificationsCleans area during and at end of shift, including putting waste in the balerFeeds and/or packs as necessarySets up next shift for continued operationBales up wasteQualificationsHigh School diploma or GED or equivalent experiencePrevious experience in a manufacturing environmentNeeds to be able to count and do basic mathBasic knowledge of machinery and common tools is necessaryMust be able to read and write in English. Needs to be able to communicate quality problems to the operator and/or supervisorMust be able to understand machine specific operating instructions and processes.

This is necessary to ensure quality standards are met and the employee's own personal safety is maintained (as well as the safety of co-workers)Physical DemandsEmployee is required to stand while performing the essential duties of this job.Pile down handfuls of blanks weighing between 10 and 20 pounds on a consistent basisRequires hand and finger dexterity to keep pace with the speed of the press as it produces blanksRepetitive movement of hands, fingers, arms and shouldersRepetitive twistingFrequent bending to stack blanks on a palletLift and handle press equipment dies weighing up to 100 pounds with the assistance of other members of the press crew on an occasional basisLift and carry 5-gallon ink pails weighing up to 50 pounds on an occasional basisAssist in lifting cylinders weighing up to 150 pounds using mechanical hoists on an occasional basisAssist in lifting press rollers and stripper shells weighing up to 100 pounds on an occasional basis with help from the press crewWork EnvironmentNormal indoor conditions with the exception of summer months when heat become a factorHearing protection required as machinery noise is commonly in the 80-95 dBA rangeDaily exposure to nuisance paper dust, ink, hydraulic fluid, machine oil, grease and occasional fumes and vapors such as ammonia, alcohol, combustion gasesSafety shoes and safety glasses, hair nets & beard nets are required in manufacturing areas