Machine Operator - Extrusion - 2nd/3rd Shift

Join Envalior - Imagine The Future!

Are you passionate about pioneering change in a constantly evolving environment? At Envalior, we are seeking a talented Machine Operator to join our dynamic manufacturing team.

At Envalior, the future of high-performance materials isn't just being shaped; it's being pioneered. A belief in fostering an environment where every voice is heard and ideas are valued is integral to our culture. Empowerment is the driving force behind our pioneering spirit, allowing our teams to take initiative, explore new solutions, and revel in the thrill of constant innovation.

Join us and be a part of a team committed to making a positive impact-where safety, sustainability, collaboration, and empowerment intersect to drive innovation.

IMAGINE THE FUTURE WITH ENVALIOR

As a Machine Operator at Envalior, you will ensure that production equipment is operated following established processing, quality, safety, and housekeeping procedures. You will actively trouble-shoot processing problems to ensure production of quality products. Additionally, you'll embrace a pioneering spirit, exploring new methods to contribute to our values and mission.

Responsibilities:

• Ensures that production equipment is operated following established processing, quality, safety, and housekeeping procedures
• Plan workflow for efficient equipment operations
• Performs on-line process quality testing
• Assists Maintenance in troubleshooting and repairing equipment
• Functions as an intra- or interdepartmental team member, interfacing with other functional department personnel as required to resolve operating issues or to improve process quality and efficiency
• Complies with all production related Quality Manual Procedures and System through classroom, on the job training, and by passing all accompanying testing, as required
• Performs other duties as required.

High school diploma or GED.

Ability to read, write and perform arithmetic operations involving the use of decimals and fractions.

Comprehend more common vocabulary.

Ability to recognize specific symbols

Comprehend common technical vocabulary and complex verbal concepts.

Understand complex written meaning.

Ability to read calibrated scales, apply rules to symbolic systems, generate and/or apply rules systematically, and use short-term memory