2nd Shift Slitter Setup

The slitter setup person sets up the slitting arbors and overarm and underarm separators for the slitters.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:

• Adheres to safety protocols outlined in the Plant Employee Manual for the protection of personnel and facility integrity.
• Maintains punctuality and adheres to attendance requirements as stipulated in the Attendance Policy within the Plant Employee Manual.
• Executes tasks as instructed by the Slitter Operator, ensuring efficient workflow and adherence to production schedules.
• Prioritizes the acquisition of highest priority CHARTS(S) and setup requirements to facilitate seamless operations.
• Sets up slitting arbors with precision and attention to detail to ensure accurate cutting specifications.
• Configures underarm and overarm separators to facilitate smooth material flow during the slitting process.
• Demonstrates proficiency through proper training to execute tasks typically assigned to and performed by the operator.
• Other duties as assigned.

EXPERIENCE AND EDUCATION

High school education or GED required.  Team member must have the ability to work safely and efficiently in a fast-paced production environment.  Must be able to also meet the physical requirements of the job including the ability to lift 50 pounds and work on your feet on a concrete floor for the entire shift.  Team member must also be able to effectively communicate with others and work well in a team environment.

PHYSICAL AND MENTAL REQUIREMENTS: 

• Position demands prolonged periods of standing, walking, and operating machinery.
• Operators must have precise hand-eye coordination to handle equipment and materials effectively.
• Ability to lift, carry, and manipulate heavy materials and equipment.
• Capacity to endure repetitive tasks and maintain focus for extended periods.
• Ability to hear warning signals and communicate effectively in a noisy environment.
• Clear vision is necessary to inspect materials and read gauges and instruments accurately.
• Problem-solving skills: Ability to troubleshoot and resolve issues that may arise during operations.
• Operators must be capable of making quick decisions to optimize processes and minimize downtime.
• Flexibility to adapt to changing production demands and work effectively under pressure.
• Effective communication is essential for coordinating with team members and reporting any issues promptly.
• Maintain orderly work areas and adhere to production schedules.