Job Description
Job Description
GENERAL PURPOSE:
The Die Cut Operator will be responsible for the performance of manual task in the set-up, maintenance and operation of the die cut equipment to accurately produce to customer specification. The Die Cut Operator is also responsible for coordinating efforts as part of the team to provide assistance to all co-workers (in all departments) as needed to maximize production efficiencies. All employees must follow all Interpress Technologies safety procedures, food procedures and policies including wearing protective equipment.
DISTIGUISHING CHARACTERISTICS:
Die Cut Operator I
This is the entry-level classification in the Die Cut Operator series; incumbents will be in constant supervision and training.
Job Description: Die Cut Operator I/II
Die Cut Operator II
This can be a journey-level to advance classification in the Die Cut Operator series; incumbents will be expected to perform all Die Cut Operator duties with little to no supervision.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPOSIBILITIES:
To perform this job successfully an individual must be competent and able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily.
Die Cut Operator I Trained and Supervised in below duties
· Set up and operation of die cutting presses.
· Loading and unloading pallets of material for the presses.
· Stripping waste and removing waste materials.
· Performing troubleshooting tasks, making all necessary adjustments to maintain quality of die cut materials and productivity of the die-cutting operation.
· Effectively preparing Make-Readies and changing tooling in standard BOBST presses.
· Make effective machine and tooling adjustments in the Feeder, Platen and Stripping Station to register printed material.
· Recognizing defects on dies and strippers and taking appropriate action to ensure problems are corrected.
· Running the Aerator-Jogger.
· Follow all GMP and safety procedures.
· Understand HACCP Plan
· Monitoring preventive measures.
· Personnel Hygiene
· Sampling and test methods
· Ensure product meets quality and customer standards.
· Ensures working area is clean throughout the day and at the end of the shift.
· Perform other duties as assigned.
Die Cut Operator II
· Set up and operation of die cutting presses.
· Loading and unloading pallets of material for the presses.
· Stripping waste and removing waste materials.
· Performing troubleshooting tasks, making all necessary adjustments to maintain quality of die cut materials and productivity of the die-cutting operation.
· Effectively preparing Make-Readies and changing tooling in standard BOBST presses.
· Make effective machine and tooling adjustments in the Feeder, Platen and Stripping Station to register printed material.
· Recognizing defects on dies and strippers and taking appropriate action to ensure problems are corrected.
· Running the Aerator-Jogger.
· Understand HACCP Plan
· Monitoring preventive measures.
· Personnel Hygiene
· Sampling and test methods
· Ensure product meets quality and customer standards.
· Ensures working area is clean throughout the day and at the end of the shift.
· Follow all GMP and safety procedures.
· Perform other duties as assigned.
PHYSICAL DEMANDS:
The physical demands and competency on food safety packaging described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disability to perform the essential functions as possible.
While performing the duties of this job, the employee is required to stand for long periods of time; use their hands to handle, control, or feel objects, tools or controls. The employee must also be able to walk or run for long period of time. The employee must regularly lift and/or move up to 50 pounds and occasionally lift and/or move up to 50 pounds. Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision, distance vision, color vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, and ability to adjust focus.
WORK ENVIRONMENT:
This position requires working in a manufacturing setting. Work often requires extended work hours, including weekend work. Working conditions may not be environmentally controlled resulting in hot or cold temperatures depending on weather conditions. While working in the manufacturing area, the employee may work in areas where there is moving warehouse equipment and must exercise care to avoid injury in these environments.
Company DescriptionWith steady growth since 1989, Interpress Technologies has gained national recognition as an innovator and leader in the package converting industry. Specializing in printed formed paper and plastic containers, printed sidewalls and folding cartons with high-impact graphics, we view ourselves as "service providers" rather than simply package suppliers.Our company-wide focus on the principles of Total Quality Management has created an uncommon pride of workmanship at every level of our operation. Your project objectives become our mission, and the quality of your product becomes our source of pride. In addition, we look for every possible way to drive out waste in each phase of production, resulting in decreased costs and increased margins for you.One example is our "one-pass" manufacturing model, in which our narrow-web printing presses take your project from substrate to shipping case in one continuous step. The results? Fast turn-around at a lower cost.Although our national reach is broad, with plants in Sacramento, California and Texas, our interaction with customers demonstrates the quick responsiveness and creative style of a smaller company. Whether you need assistance with a new product launch or multi-truckload just-in-time product distribution, the Interpress team will work with you to achieve your objectives with uncompromising quality and an eye to every available cost efficiency
Company Description
With steady growth since 1989, Interpress Technologies has gained national recognition as an innovator and leader in the package converting industry. Specializing in printed formed paper and plastic containers, printed sidewalls and folding cartons with high-impact graphics, we view ourselves as "service providers" rather than simply package suppliers.Our company-wide focus on the principles of Total Quality Management has created an uncommon pride of workmanship at every level of our operation. Your project objectives become our mission, and the quality of your product becomes our source of pride. In addition, we look for every possible way to drive out waste in each phase of production, resulting in decreased costs and increased margins for you.One example is our "one-pass" manufacturing model, in which our narrow-web printing presses take your project from substrate to shipping case in one continuous step. The results? Fast turn-around at a lower cost.Although our national reach is broad, with plants in Sacramento, California and Texas, our interaction with customers demonstrates the quick responsiveness and creative style of a smaller company. Whether you need assistance with a new product launch or multi-truckload just-in-time product distribution, the Interpress team will work with you to achieve your objectives with uncompromising quality and an eye to every available cost efficiency