Night Shift Blown Film Line Helper — Operator Support

Georgia Pacific Corp.; Marmaduke (AR); On-site; USD 25,000 - 28,000; Full time

Job summary

Anchor Packaging, a Georgia Pacific company, is seeking Helpers for the Marmaduke, AR facility. The Helper assists the Operator in safe, efficient production of rolls of film meeting specs to satisfy customers and support growth.

The role involves night shifts (6:55pm–7:00am), manual tasks like threading lines, blade changes, and line maintenance, and teamwork in a loud, high-volume factory setting. Prior manufacturing exposure is helpful; training is provided.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma, GED, or a minimum of three (3) months of manufacturing experience.
• Experience working with a computer, tablet, or smartphone.

Responsibilities

• Assist the Operator during Screen Change by threading the line, changing dull blades, and lacing the bubble.
• Assist Operator in separating the sheet, clearing wrap-ups, pulling and cleaning dies, screws, elbows, and other tasks as required.
• Assist in achieving standard blown film production rates efficiently, with minimum scrap.
• Operate one winder of a Blown Film line to ensure quality, on-specification film.
• Assist in operating a Blown Film Line in the safest possible manner.
• Communicate effectively with team members.
• Perform tasks such as lifting up to 70lbs, walking, climbing, stooping, standing, pushing and/or pulling for up to twelve (12) hours a day, in a loud/noisy, and industrial, high-volume environment

Skills

Computer experience

Teamwork

Education

High School Diploma / GED

3 months manufacturing experience

Job description

Anchor Packaging, a Georgia Pacific company, is seeking Helpers for the Marmaduke, AR facility. The Helper assists the Operator in safe, efficient production of rolls of film meeting specs to satisfy customers and support growth.

The role involves night shifts (6:55pm–7:00am), manual tasks like threading lines, blade changes, and line maintenance, and teamwork in a loud, high-volume factory setting. Prior manufacturing exposure is helpful; training is provided.