Line Technician

Responsibilities

• Verify the accuracy of current production orders and remaining balance.
• Ensure the production line operates within specifications and meets quality standards.
• Maintain correct draw ratios, annealing ratios, and other relevant parameters.
• Complete daily Line Conditions sheet, thoroughly documenting any process deviations.
• Notify Shift Supervisor and Maintenance promptly of any operational issues.
• Verify correct blend setup and additives.
• Perform hourly checks of all process parameters, recording findings in the Hourly Technician Log.
• Monitor dryers for "Full" status and report issues for investigation.
• Check product periodically for visual inspection and accuracy.

• Assist in grinding scrap generated from line breaks.
• Ensure consistent, correct, and quality winds are produced and packaged properly.
• Fill out and submit work orders or safety work orders for repairs.
• Verify that packaging matches the Bill of Materials (BOM) assigned to the current production run.
• Ensure accurate and legible completion of all production paperwork.
• Relieve Production Operators for breaks.
• Assist Maintenance personnel when needed.
• Notify Production Operators before leaving the line for any reason.
• Track and lead all work order changes for the assigned line.
• Conduct periodic checks for surface blemishes, ink spots, and other visual defects.
• Inspect unused guides and shields for damage, reporting issues to the Shift Supervisor and Maintenance.

Education and Certifications

• High school diploma or equivalent; technical certification is a plus.
• Previous experience in a manufacturing or production environment.
• Strong attention to detail and problem-solving skills.
• Ability to work in a team-oriented and fast-paced environment.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
• Basic computer skills for data entry and record-keeping.

Qualification

• Walking and standing for extended periods.
• Frequent lifting of up to 65 pounds.
• Frequent bending, squatting, stooping, and reaching.
• Repetitive arm and upper body action and movement.
• Exposure to dust, frequent loud noise, varying temperatures in the plant.
• Occasionally climbing stairs.