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Ball Corporation is seeking a Printing Team Engineer to join our shift operations and drive OEE improvements on the backend equipment in the can‑making line. The role oversees operation, maintenance, and corrective actions, and coordinates production associates for daily and periodic activities to maximize efficiency and output.
You will collaborate with the maintenance, engineering, and quality teams, ensuring safety and housekeeping standards, while striving to reduce downtime and spoilage and
At Ball, integrity and trust are the foundation of who we are. Guided by our core values —\"We Care. We Work. We Win.\"— we create a culture where every voice matters and every idea drives progress.
Further your career at Ball, a world leader in manufacturing sustainable aluminium packaging. Achieve extraordinary things when you join our team, and make a difference in your professional development, the community, and around the globe!
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Printing Team Engineer is key member of shift operation team and his primary role is to focus on OEE of backend equipment in can making line. He will focus on operation, process and maintenance issues of backend and take corrective actions on time during his shift. He will plan his shift team resources (Production associates) and allocate them to focus on Daily operation, Periodic inspection and maintenance, predictive maintenance and corrective Maintenance activities in the area. He will gain mastery in Process troubleshooting and maintenance of Sprays and neckers, train the team and get the best out of them. He will act as a link between Shift Manager, Printer specialist, Maintenance supervisor, toolroom, maintenance engineers, Electrical engineers, spareparts stores and co-ordinate all the activities of Maintenance, improvements, TPM, 5’s activities in the area. He will strive hard to achieve area KPI’s through collaboration, teamwork and planning. He will play key role in size changeovers and achieve best in class changeover time in the area.