Seasonal Machine Operator - Abbotsford, Canada - Westlake Careers

Westlake Careers

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Abbotsford, Canada

2 weeks ago

Posted by:

Sophia Lee

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Description

Looking to hire Seasonal (Temp) Machine Operators (T/O Standard):

SUMMARY
All applicants must be able to work any shift in our 7/24 facility.

We operate the plant under a 12-hour shift system (8:00 to 8:00) which has the benefit of only requiring seven work days in a 2-week pay period.

This shift schedule offers the benefit of additional earnings compared to a standard forty-hour per week schedule. We are also seeking applicants who understand that employees make key contributions to developing a pro-safe work environment.

BENEFITS

Competitive Wages $20.27 per/hr.
8% will be added to wage in lieu of RRSP Contributions
Company provided: PPE,
Overtime available
Possibility of F/T Permanent

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
May include, but are not limited to, the following:

Follow all Safety Requirements
Perform daily cleanup and housekeeping as directed by the Lead Hand and/or Supervisor
Communicate in a professional manner with all employees
Conduct daily checks on equipment that is applicable to the job
Learn and embrace the idea that quality is built into processes, products, and services that we deliver to our internal and external customers
Visually inspect and maintain pipe printers, and properly clean and service for continuous operation, as well as change print codes as product changes.
Ability to perform quality checks, using Pitapes, tape measures, calipers and micrometers, as well as other methods of assuring compliance, as specified by the QC manager
Proficient use of hand tools; measuring tape, mitresaw, nail gun etc.
Operation of pipe bundling and packaging equipment as required, specific to the product being produced
Use of overhead crane and other lifting devices
Must obtain a general knowledge of the extruders and related equipment, including material loaders hoppers, and pigment feedersIdentify possible issues with said equipment, and report to proper personnel.
Learn techniques, procedures and use of equipment from trainers appointed by a supervisor.
Must be able to identify and remove pipe deemed as scrap, and properly document and report as required.
Must be trained and certified(inhouse) to operate a forklift, and maintain certification for the duration of employment.
Any additional duties and responsibilities as deemed necessary by the Lead Hand.