Line Operator

Brief Job Summary: Run production line as assigned by Production Manager/Supervisor.

Safety - PPE Required: Safety glasses with side shields, hearing protection, steel or composite toe safety shoes, heavy duty material long trousers / pants, shirt with sleeves (no midriffs exposed) and appropriate gloves as defined by your supervisor.

Other PPE may be available if needed: disposable apron or sleeves, etc.

Essential Functions: 1 1.

Sets Example - Displays and works to earn the respect of line personnel Treats line personnel with Respect Must be self-motivated Able to take initiative, yet also able to ask for help Be punctual Be an effective listener Be an efficient individual Be a team player Must demonstrate effective communication skills with management when needed Must have clear communication skills (verbal and written) Make effective decisions 2 2.

Production Responsible organizing the work and the employees to perform the tasks needed, along with the shift Production Supervisor Responsible for Quality and Quantity of Production Responsible for ensuring that production line runs continuously Minimizes down time Responsible for effectively communicating with the incoming Line Leader, if running multiple shifts, to discuss not only maintenance but how the line is running, the material is handling, production issues etc.

Daily - at the beginning of the shift you must check that the correct material is at the loading station, that the glaze is correct, meets the technical specifications and that there is a sufficient quantity of glaze to run the production schedule.

Check the operational status of the carter station to be sure it is functioning correctly.

All the other parameters to run the line safely and efficiently must be reviewed and ready to go.

The tile printing machine and the process must be reviewed and deemed sufficient to begin production.

Continuous monitoring of the print, the process, the people and the equipment is required, especially during changeovers, throughout your shift.

Promptly notify Quality Control or the Lab Manager of any non-conformance problems or changes in Production when they come to monitor the product produced on your line.

Every day you are responsible for working with the Plant Manager to help with the production schedule.

This will enable you to anticipate your needs for the day (labels etc.) If you are the last shift of the day, you are responsible for shutting the entire line down.

All appropriate power and water processes are to be turned off.

3.

Tools Maintains accountability of tools Inventories tools on a weekly basis Recommends replacement of tools when necessary All special community tools belonging to Rainbow, Inc.

must be returned to the Maintenance Cage immediately following your repair.

This will ensure they are accessible for all Line Operators.

4.

Maintenance must be mechanically inclined Ensure that the equipment has regular preventative / preventative maintenance done.

Check the line daily...