Machine Minder (2nd Shift)

For more than 160 years, the originating companies have delivered the material solutions their partners need to thrive. By bringing together these legacy companies, the distinct scale and comprehensive portfolio of products will bring customers more materials and choices. With a combined legacy of resilience, Magnera will build personal partnerships that withstand an ever‑changing world.

The Machine Operator (Doctor Dept) will assist in producing and controlling the quality of film produced. Ensure product quality and control of production processes. Provide a safe work environment through proper training and communication.

Dimensions: This position is responsible for working closely with the Lead Operator and Assistant Production Manager to ensure customer quality expectations and site goals and objectives are being met.

Accurately report and document any problems, issues, downtime and corrective measures in the line log book.

Assist in training new hires.

Responsible for ensuring finished products are within customer specifications.

Ensure and verify all outgoing products are labeled and packaged according to customer specifications.

Responsible for housekeeping on the line and adjacent areas. Adhere to all safety policies and procedures. Ensure proper and safe use of all facility equipment.

Maintain communication with Lead Operator and Assistant Production Manager of any problems or issues experienced on the line that could result in an extended period of downtime.

Maintain daily production rate at acceptable levels as determined by management. Support plant and company goals.

Perform all quality checks accurately and ensure that all data is recorded properly on checklists. Can make quality decisions on materials for shipment or rejection.

Ensure that oncoming shift has all materials needed to get started at the beginning of the shift.

Ensure that all FIFO requirements are followed.

Manufacturing experience preferred.

Knowledge of and skills in the use of office machines (computer and copier) and business procedures. Strong mechanical and mathematical aptitude and experience. Understanding of the basic fundamentals of plastic product machinery and the process behind the mechanics. Ability to use equipment properly such as tow motors, cutting tools and lifting hoists.

Job functions will be performed in and around production, warehouse and office areas and within a broad range of temperatures ranging from 40-120 degrees Fahrenheit.

Requires prolonged sitting and frequent bending (20%), standing and walking (65%), occasional lifting and carrying of up to 50lbs, pulling and pushing (15% utilizing material handling equipment to lift & move rolls averaging 175 lbs), manual dexterity and the ability to distinguish numbers & letters.

Pre‑employment Aptitude Testing: