Sheeter Operator 3rd Shift

ESSENTIAL JOB TASKS

Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

• Enter, transcribe, and record amounts of inventory and scrap electronically.
• Usage of hands and arms in handling, installing, positioning and moving material to prepare for press.
• Usage of tow-motor to retrieve and unload raw materials.
• Identify information by estimating and recognizing differences or similarities, and detecting changes that are necessary for proper request.
• Measure and cut materials to appropriate measures needed.
• Determine how fast the roll should be run and whether the board should be trimmed.
• Prepare load tags so pressmen are able to know what they’re running.
• Other duties as assigned

  KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES

  • Exemplify Rohrer’s Core Values:
  • Partnership – Actively develop relationships with our internal team and external partners to create shared value
  • Integrity – Building trust as we operate under our guiding principles of honesty, decency, and ethics
  • Drive – Engaged and passionate about proactively leading and participating in continuous improvement
  • Initiative – Develop creative and inventive ideas that shape our markets and achieve our strategic objectives
  • Mechanical Aptitude
  • Knowledge of different types of paper such as carton and blister board
  • Quick thinker and problem solver
  • Knowledge of basic math measurement skills
  • Ability to perform general physical activities including use of stairs
  • Knowledge of raw materials and production processes
  • Ability to adapt quickly to situations
  • Comfortable with a constant fast paced environment
  • Capability to move rapidly from one place to another
  • Fast learner
  • Assess good memory attributes

  ADDITIONAL NOTES

  • Career Advancement → Die Cutter Operator, Press Feeder, Press Utility