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Your Job Georgia-Pacific is looking for motivated Production Associates with a passion for safety to join our team in Sheboygan, WI! If you are committed to safety and enjoy working with a team, you may be GP's next Production Associate.
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In addition, BW Papersystems' portfolio includes stationery, passport production and specialized paper-converting applications, as well as book-on-demand binding lines, digital print finishing and RFID processing technology.
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The Staff Engineer - Systems Engineering must combine strong technical skills, collaborative leadership, creativity, and business acumen to bring complex system products from initial concept through to production.
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Under the direction of the Shift Production Supervisor, as a Cheese Production Specialist team member, you'll be responsible to providing bulk cheese to production lines and operating cheese cutting/shredding equipment.
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Georgia-Pacific is looking for motivated Production Associates with a passion for safety to join our team in Sheboygan, WI! This position is responsible for operating and troubleshooting equipment, by supporting our production efficiency and allowing our machine centers to create quality specialized packaging that meets our customers' needs.
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Designing post production fabrication fixturing, design fixturing for fabrication of parts using a CNC Router, have knowledge of programming CNC Routers. Strong computer aptitude with working knowledge of CAD preferably Mastercam, Fusion 360 and Office software.
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Job Types: Food Production, General Labor, General Production, Hand Packaging, Light Industrial, Machine Packaging, Manufacturing. As a Food Production Associate, you play a vital role in the manufacturing process of raw and cooked products.
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Responsible for coordination of efficient outage planning and maximizing plant uptime; coordination between production, maintenance, and project work. ·Responsible for production schedule attainment and achievement of productivity targets.
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Knowledge of raw materials, production processes, quality control, costs, and other techniques for maximizing the effective manufacture and distribution of goods. This includes uses of chemicals and their interactions, danger signs, production techniques, and disposal methods.
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Execute plant approvals for new recipes in SAP in conjunction with the Site Leader. Fill in for the Site Leader in his/her absence. Formal training in management and supervision of people Experience with Six Sigma/Lean Manufacturing principles.
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Leads and directs all activities associated with the chemical production effort including environmental, safety and health assurance, recruiting/training/development of operation personnel, directing the production workforce, maintaining inventories of raw materials and finished goods, and optimization of process efficiencies.
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Ensures OSHA PSM standards are practiced including employee participation, management of change and PM items. Takes an active role reviewing new recipes prior to manufacture with a critical eye toward QC test applicability.
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Work with maintenance, production, engineering, and other organizations to improve rotating equipment care and work practices. vActual experience in design/maintenance of miscellaneous rotating equipment and associated failure analysis is preferred.
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Ensures plant production area housekeeping is maintained in “Tour Ready” conditions at all times in accordance with housekeeping guidelines. Reviews and corrects information in ADP for timekeeping of production associates’ hours.
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Chocolatier - Kohler Original Recipe ChocolatesWork Mode: OnsiteLocation: Kohler, WIOpportunityUnder the direction of the Chocolatier& Production Manager, KORC, the Chef I Chocolatier is responsible for theKORC product lines that support the KORC business.
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