Die & Machine Setter A - 1st Shift

J L CLARK INC•Rockford, IL

9d•$27 - $28•Onsite

About The Position

At J.L. Clark, we don’t just make packaging, we help build iconic brands. Since 1904, we've blended craftsmanship with cutting-edge technology to deliver packaging solutions that stand out on shelves and stand the test of time. With more than 120 years of experience behind us, our passion for quality, service, and innovation is stronger than ever. As we grow, so does our investment in the future. From our new 6-color printing press and injection molding presses to advanced rapid prototyping and high-speed fabrication systems, we’re committed to staying at the forefront of packaging technology. Sustainability is more than a goal, it’s part of who we are. As the first North American metal lithographer to earn SGP Certification, and a multiple-time recipient of the Illinois Governor’s Sustainability Award, we take pride in building a better tomorrow. Come be part of a company where tradition meets transformation, and where your work truly makes an impact. Position summary Is capable of performing all duties and responsibilities required for Die Setting and Machine Operating. Without supervision is capable of installing, adjusting and maintaining all fabrication equipment including the most complex equipment within assigned department or area. Offers recommendations and is consulted on improved methods or alternatives to tools and production lines. Education, Training & Experience: Education equivalent to vocational or high school which could include short specialty courses.

Requirements

Prior manufacturing experience, including machine operation and entry level maintenance work.

Nice To Haves

Prior experience with blank and draw/body making machines, computer driven logic programs, and use of technical measurement tools and gauges within tight tolerances.
Experience in reading engineering prints.

Responsibilities

Capable of installing, adjusting and maintaining all fabrication equipment.
Responsible for setting up and maintaining efficient production of assigned equipment.
Recommends to supervisor and is consulted on improved methods or alterations to tools and production lines.
Is able to read and interpret product and tool engineering drawings so proper installation of new and/or existing tools and production lines is accomplished.
Must be capable of and is responsible for operating the line to which they are assigned. Including all quality checks, hourly counts, pulling jam, daily service to the production line, and diagnose/resolve minor tooling issues related to the integrity of the product.
Is responsible for the condition and maintenance of tools and equipment should be clean and in proper operating condition prior to storage.
Supervisor and lead die setter should be apprised of conditions requiring tool room, machine shop, or maintenance service.
Is able to perform appropriate level Professional Maintenance (PM) tasks and record findings and track scheduling in EMaintenance.
It is required to perform troubleshooting to resolve issues related to both quality and performance.
Die setter/machine operators a required to be reactive to quality checks and performance counts which deviate from the standards for the line they are operating in order to make necessary adjustments and resolve deviations from standard.
Keeps departmental work areas, aisles, and storage areas safe, orderly and free of obstructions.
Must properly store items so maximum use of area is accomplished. Also responsible for general housekeeping, inventories and re-warehousing. This includes sweeping on a regular basis when needed/instructed.
Responsible for observing safety rules at all times.
Reports unsafe conditions immediately to their supervisor.
Reports any and all dropped/spilled loads.
Duties assigned by their supervisor/leads