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Performs all post-skidding operations, which may include strapping, banding, wrapping, card-boarding, boxing, baling, weighing and compressing. The Material Handler will be responsible for the loading of finished product onto semi-trailers with the use of a propane sit down forklift, an on-board PC and RF bar coding system.
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Operate automated pick and place boxing lines, loading boxes on skids, shrink wrapping, and hauling the pallets to a finished goods area with a pallet jack. Perform setup/startup/shutdown of equipment, changeovers, code/liquid/applicator/packaging changes, sanitizing & cleaning equipment, facility cleaning, material handling including maintain operational certification.
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Perform machine clean-up, set-up, and minor machine maintenance such as cleaning debris from machine. WHO WE ARE: Medline is the largest privately held manufacturer and distributor of medical supplies uniquely positioned to provide products, education and support across the continuum of care.
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We are now hiring for a Machine Operator II for 1st shift. Under direction of the Production Supervisor and the Production Lead, the Operator II operates production equipment according to instructions to ensure proper operations, safety and product output.
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Respond to machinery breakdowns and/or material upsets and restore machine to working condition minimizing downtime. Observe various machine failures and make corrections and/or get maintenance involved as needed.
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