Description
Smyth-Phoenix is seeking candidates who take pride in what they do, love being part of something great, enjoy learning, and creating new opportunities for our customers. From big moments to everyday moments, you get the opportunity to make a difference. Come grow and develop your career with us!
We are seeking a talented, motivated, and service-minded individual to join the team as a Slitter Machine Operator in our Phoenix, Arizona location. Every day Smyth brings our customers' labels and packaging to life, creating a customer experience that is second to none, and enabling them to stand out over the competition. Imagine walking through stores and seeing our labels on your favorite products and brands!
This is a full-time opportunity, 2nd Shift, Monday-Friday, 1pm-9pm
Our full benefits package includes medical, dental, vision, PTO, paid holidays, short- and long-term disability, life insurance, and much more
Key Responsibilities for Slitter Machine Operator include:
- Overall responsibility for the machine including set-ups, output, and maintenance
- Strong mechanical aspects of equipment operations and decision making, such as performing change overs, changing paper rolls, and removing splices
- Work closely with teams/departments to create an environment that supports workflow
- Engage in areas of continuous improvement and sustainability initiatives in finishing
- Work safely, abide by and promote established safety policies and procedures; identify and follow up to ensure unsafe conditions are managed
The ideal candidate for Slitter Machine Operator must demonstrate:
- Effective time management and ability to prioritize multiple long- and short-term projects, meeting all related deadlines
- Strong organizational skills and high degree of attention to detail
- Independent judgment, proactive thinking, and strong analytical capabilities
- Ability to communicate to customers and employees of all levels of the company
- Excellent interpersonal, collaborative, supervisory, leadership, and relationship-building skills to effectively work with a diverse group/variety of people and personalities
Education, Experience and Credentials
- Required: Computer skills and knowledge
- Preferred: High School degree or equivalent
- Preferred: Prior experience in a converting environment
- Preferred: Previous experience with Lean Manufacturing and ISO quality systems
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