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Mativ is seeking a Manufacturing Machine Operator for its Filtration Advanced Materials Business in Athens, Georgia. The operator will be responsible for the setup and operation of machine lines, ensuring that production processes meet specifications.
This role involves a night shift from 7:45 pm to 8:00 am, with initial training during the day. The operator must be forklift qualified, have a mechanical background, and be capable of handling physical demands in a manufacturing environment, including lifting heavy weights and using safety equipment.
Competitive benefits including health, dental, and retirement plans are offered.
Manufacturing Machine Operator – Mativ’s Filtration Advanced Materials Business. Responsible for the safe and efficient operation on machine lines including set‑up, start‑up, and use of line equipment, auxiliary equipment, tooling changes, monitoring and testing, and production reporting.
Shift: 7:45 pm to 8:00 am (night shift); training during day hours for first few weeks. Mandatory overtime may be required.
Hourly Pay: $20.70 per hour.
Set up: Read and understand schedule, BOM, SOC. Perform all set‑up functions: select proper tooling; install tooling; insure correct resin.
Start‑up: Position all controls to SOC; activate extruder and miscellaneous drives; test initial product. Make necessary adjustments; verify product is in spec; package product per instructions; troubleshoot process; perform QC test per SOC; validate process in control; store finished product per instructions; correctly enter data in Data Collection.
Tooling: Identify tooling damage and wear; clean and return used tooling to stock.
Safety: Accident reporting procedure; complete housekeeping duties in work area at all times; comply with all OSHA/Company safety requirements. Knowledgeable of location of MSDS, first aid supplies, fire extinguishers, exits.
Manufacturing environment: air temperatures range from cold to hot; atmosphere may contain dust, fumes, and odors. Employees required to wear personal protective equipment: safety shoes (steel toe or composite toe), safety glasses, protective gloves (when performing certain tasks), hearing protection (when required), and other PPE as required for certain tasks.
Physical demands (must meet):
Meet Mativ certification requirements to operate PIVs (include if applicable).
Benefits include competitive health, dental, vision, retirement, and various employee assistance programs.