Line Operator: 12-Hour Shift, Quality & Safety

Magnera Corporation; Washington (GA); On-site; USD 2,066,000 - 3,031,000; Full time

Job summary

Magnera Corporation is seeking a production line operator responsible for the quality and safety of the extrusion lines. The role requires executing standard operating procedures, maintaining packaging accuracy, and responding to lab data. You will address visual defects and ensure ISO procedures are followed across line teams.

Flexibility to move between lines as needed is essential. Must be able to start machines from cold conditions, read factory orders, and configure blending and camera

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or equivalent required.
• Good people skills.
• Experience in customer service.
• Conflict resolution abilities.
• Experience training line personnel on line-specific tasks.

Responsibilities

• Ensure quality of product on the assigned line.
• Know and train others on the SOP for the product being run.
• Oversee packaging and labeling of finished product before shipment.
• Respond to lab data and adjust processes as needed.
• Identify and address visual defects (streaks, gels, edge issues, etc.).
• Ensure ISO procedures are followed by all line teams.
• Promote safety and enforce PPE usage.
• Maintain emergency stop checklist readiness.
• Supervise line personnel, customers, vendors, and new hires on machines.
• Understand SWPs and implement them on the line.
• Operate cast lines (Level 1) and multiple lines (Level 2/3) as required.
• Be flexible to move between lines to meet output/quality targets.
• Start machines from cold, read factory orders, and configure related systems.

Skills

People skills

Customer service

Conflict resolution

Training on line tasks

Education

High School Diploma or equivalent

Job description

Magnera Corporation is seeking a production line operator responsible for the quality and safety of the extrusion lines. The role requires executing standard operating procedures, maintaining packaging accuracy, and responding to lab data. You will address visual defects and ensure ISO procedures are followed across line teams.

Flexibility to move between lines as needed is essential. Must be able to start machines from cold conditions, read factory orders, and configure blending and camera