Converting Equipment Operator I — Tech-Driven Tissue Line

Sofidel; Inola (OK); On-site; USD 25,000 - 36,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay

Medical, dental, vision insurance

401(k) with company match

Paid time off and holidays

Career advancement opportunities

Lead within TAD tissue manufacturing

Job summary

Sofidel America in Inola, Oklahoma, seeks Converting Equipment Operators to manage both automatic and manual processes on the Converting Line. The role starts with learning a single function and progresses to multiple machines, offering growth and increased responsibilities within a global tissue manufacturing operation.

These operators will work on a 12-hour shift in a physically demanding environment, follow strict safety procedures, and participate in continuous quality checks while

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or GED required.
• Knowledge of LGVs preferred.
• Follow all manufacturing safety procedures including PPE.
• Work in physically demanding environment including temperature extremes and loud noise.
• Capable of manual labor for a 12-hour shift.

Responsibilities

• Prep and load material for different machines.
• Operate and monitor machines using controls and computer systems.
• Troubleshoot and request maintenance as needed.
• Handle misfeeds or jams and remove damaged product.
• Maintain fluids and lubricants; monitor core and case adhesive levels.
• Perform product quality checks.
• Move finished product manually or with a crane.
• Complete product changeovers per specifications.
• Fill in across the line as needed.

Skills

LGV knowledge

Safety procedures

Physical stamina

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Tools

Laser Guided Vehicles (LGVs)

Job description

Sofidel America in Inola, Oklahoma, seeks Converting Equipment Operators to manage both automatic and manual processes on the Converting Line. The role starts with learning a single function and progresses to multiple machines, offering growth and increased responsibilities within a global tissue manufacturing operation.

These operators will work on a 12-hour shift in a physically demanding environment, follow strict safety procedures, and participate in continuous quality checks while