Press Operator

Boyd-Autobody-&-Glas

Michigan

On-site

USD 21,000 - 28,000

Full time

7 days ago
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Job summary

Boyd Corp is seeking a production operator in Grand Rapids, MI to read setup cards, prepare tooling, and run the rotary press to produce quality parts. You will verify materials, align and feed articles, and maintain accurate run documentation while complying with safety standards.

The role emphasizes attention to detail, adherence to procedures, and teamwork with the manufacturing team to ensure consistent product quality and process improvements.

Qualifications

  • Must read and understand Change Spec. Card Procedure.
  • Must read and understand Non-Conforming Product Procedure.
  • Maintain a clean and safe work area and comply with safety rules.

Responsibilities

  • Operate production equipment to produce quality product efficiently.
  • Verify material, orientation, and placement in the machine.
  • Set up machine, feed material, adjust tension and alignment.
  • Perform End-of-Run sign-off and record dimensions.
  • Maintain logs and sign off sheets for each run.
  • Keep work area clean and safe at end of shift.

Skills

Read and understand procedures
Follow sign-off process
Quality-oriented mindset
Safety-conscious
Attention to detail
Teamwork

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Tools

Rotary press operation
Die cutting station
Tooling rack

Job description

Job DescriptionEssential Duties Include:Read and understand “Change Spec. Card Procedure”Read and understand “Non-Conforming Product Procedure”Get magnets from magnet board that contains the work order information for productionLocate pallet or cart with the WOR folder containing the corresponding material, work order numbers and instructionsDetermine and obtain the correct tool for the job identified on the Spec. Card from the tooling rackRemove tooling from box, attach bearer blocks and slide into tooling stationSet the machine for the appropriate jobRetain Supplier raw material tag with lot # and run # information along with “Approved for Use” tags on separate sheet of paper (if only using partial material and retuning excess material do not retain tag, just record part #, lot # and run # on sheet)Complete “Sign-off Check List” (if operator has less than 1-year experience, needs sign-off from experienced operator with over 1 year experience)Print out (core tags or box tags) along with 1st piece and last piece labels with correct information,Make sure the right material is used where needed, to the proper side of the liner and in the right orientationPlace material in machine. Feed it through the fife guide and adjust it for center run.Place adhesive in machine and line-up with materials so that they are even with each otherStart machine, adjust tension and alignment as neededPass the material through to the die cutting stationRemove any waste or air-injection from the toolAdjust nip-roller speed for proper speed and dimensions of partVerify part to print and or mylar and record dimensionsRetain first approved piece and place label on back sideComplete In-Process check sheet during the run.Complete End-of-Run sign off confirming the required parts were produced.Retain last approved piece and label back sideMaintain a clean and safe work area, cleaning floor, machine, work area at end of each job and at end of shiftCut cores for particular jobs when needed. Obtain boxes and materials necessary for jobOperate production equipment to produce good, quality product in an efficient/quality-oriented manner.Makes suggestions for ways to improve production processWorks with sales and estimating to test/run samples for new product introductionMakes sure product being produced matches the spec card and the degree of quality needed (tolerances etc..)Updates spec card for future runs when process is changedObserve machine operation to detect workpiece defects or machine malfunctions; adjust machines as necessary.Change worn machine accessories such as cutting tools and brushes, using hand tools.Perform minor machine maintenance, such as oiling or cleaning machines, changing filters or adding lubricant to the Rotary press when necessary.Notify supervisors when major service is required.Other duties as assigned.Education:High school diploma or equivalentLocation is Grand Rapids, MichiganAll Job Posting LocationsGrand RapidsRemote TypeOn-SiteEEO StatementBoyd Corp is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.
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