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The Drop Roller Machine Operator is responsible for operating the drop rolling process which makes a chocolate molding of centers used in the beginning stages of the sugar shelling process. Fill out IPIS and pallet ID sheets and attach to all products produced off of the drop roller.
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Georgia Nut Company (GNC) is a food manufacturing company that combines classic recipes with state-of-the-art equipment and technology to provide consumers with both everyday confections they love and innovative snacks that continue to drive our industry.
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Troubleshoot mechanical breakdowns; demonstrate the ability to adjust the equipment including blanket changes, wash up units, cleaning water system and roller settings as required. Performs set-up of press including identifying and loading correct stock, setting correct paper path and stretch, mounting plates, die registration, making appropriate adjustments to the ink and water levels, assuring accurate single-color register and setting up any attribute functions, e.g. perforations, number, file holes, thermo unit, etc.
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Be able to Set Coater into Operation, insert correct composition roller and bring it into operating position, set fountain and distributor rollers for proper film thickness, Bring Coating Reservoir, scrapers and thinner pans into operating position, Set Coater table for proper sheet length, Bring registration fingers to "timing" position & Set Lug fingers in proper relation to registration fingers.
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