Lamination Production Operator 2nd Shift

Position Summary: The Lamination Production Operator L1 is responsible for operating and monitoring lamination equipment to produce high-quality laminated materials. This role includes machine setup process control quality inspection and routine maintenance. The operator ensures production runs are completed safely efficiently and to specification. As an entry level operator this operator is mainly responsible for ensuring the raw material moves through the machine in a efficient manner and supports the rest of the production team.

Shift: 2ndshift

Note: 2nd shift would need to start on day shift for training then move to night shift which would be determined on the training progress

Responsibilities

Machine Operation

Assist the production operation team in the setup operate and monitor lamination machines per job specifications.

Load and align rolls of film foil paper or fabric into laminating equipment.

Start stop and troubleshoot equipment as needed.

Work as part of a team to achieve daily goals.

Quality Assurance

Follow Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and quality control guidelines.

Record production data and inspection results.

Material Handling

Prepare raw materials and it is being fed efficiently to the machine to ensure the team meets production quota expectations. Package label and stage finished goods for the next process or shipment.

Minimize scrap and handle waste materials properly.

Ensure proper amount of raw material is readily available to initiate and continue with current daily job.

Operate the forklift if certified to ensure material is readily available to all areas.

Safety & Maintenance

Follow all safety protocols including lockout/tagout and PPE use.

Keep work area clean and organized (5S standards).

Assist with basic maintenance and report equipment issues promptly.

Participate in safety training and continuous improvement programs.

May perform other duties as assigned.

Education Skills & Experience

High school diploma or GED required.

12 years of machine operation experience in a manufacturing setting preferred.

Experience with lamination or converting equipment a strong plus.

Mechanical aptitude and ability to use basic hand tools.

Attention to detail and commitment to quality.

Ability to read and follow written instructions work orders and production schedules.

Basic math and measurement skills.

Forklift certification (preferred or company-provided).

Ability to uphold company Core Values of Integrity Solutions Service and Quality as part of the NASL Team.