Intex

Extrusion Press Operator

Garden City, MI - Full Time

Shift Time: 11pm-7am Sunday-Friday (6 days a week) 

Thor Extrusion Press Operator
 
  • Review schedule and print work orders.
  • Verify that dies and temperature(s) used in the die oven are correct.
  • Operates press and log furnace.
  • Check the dimensions of extrusions with measuring tools and document findings.
  • Stretches extrusions, as needed.
  • Enters production data in Epics.
  • Perform all additional duties assigned by department supervisor/manager.
  • Position may require sitting, walking, standing, bending, stretching, kneeling, reaching (including over the head), lifting, and other movements (not specified) for long periods of time
  • Attend and complete any Company or outsourced trainings, as assigned
  • Management may assign or reassign duties and responsibilities to this job at any time due to reasonable accommodation or other reasons.
  • Must wear PPE required for this position (i.e: safety glasses, steel toe, ear plugs, gloves, etc.).
 
This position requires: punctuality and excellent attendance, with physical ability to perform duties assigned including but not limited to extensive standing/walking, extensive bending/kneeling/squatting, continuous lifting up to 75 pounds from floor to average waist-high platform, use of various hand tools and instruments, and extreme temperatures.

        Requirements
  • 1+ years of extrusion press experience (preferred).
  • Working experience in a manufacturing facility.
  • Must have reliable transportation.
  • Must be 18 years or older.
  • Must have excellent attendance and work ethic.
  • Commute to multiple company facilities and personnel, as needed.
  • Engages in self-learning keeping up with industry trends, safety, and company information, as needed.

 
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Training
  • Use of proper PPE (i.e: safety glasses, steel toe, ear plugs, gloves, etc.).
  • Safety Rules and practices.
  • On the Job Training:
    • Press Operations & Controls
    • Work Orders
    • Operating Die Ovens
    • Loading Die in Press
    • Stretching Extrusion
    • Extrusion Quality Check Sheet
  • Various Measuring tools (i.e: square, tape measure, etc.)
  • Entering production data in EPICS
Minimum Requirements
    • Working experience in a manufacturing facility.
    • Must have excellent attendance and work ethic.



 
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