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Position Summary
The Flat Bed Die Cut Operator Assistant is responsible for assisting in the efficient and safe setup, operation, and maintenance of a Corrugated flatbed die cutter. This role ensures production meets quality and safety standards, with a focus on high‑end materials such as litho labels, high hold‑out substrates, and channel scoring applications.
Major Responsibilities
Assist in operating a Corrugated flatbed die cutter to convert corrugated sheets into high‑quality finished products.
Follow safety protocols, including proper Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) procedures.
Assist in performing accurate machine setups and make‑readies, including mounting and demounting die boards, stripping jigs, and ejection rubber assemblies.
Ensure products meet specifications by inspecting during production and making needed adjustments.
Assist in identifying and troubleshooting issues related to channel scoring, knicking rules, patching, and other die cutting functions.
Maintain a clean and organized work area; eliminate safety hazards.
Collaborate with team members and supervisors to meet production goals and resolve equipment or material issues.
Daily Responsibilities
Conduct pre‑shift inspections of the Bobst machine and report any concerns.
Review job tickets and verify materials, dies, and tools match requirements.
Assist in performing machine setups, including channel scoring alignment, registration for litho labels, adjustments for high hold‑out substrates, etc.
Assist in monitoring production runs for quality, ensuring accurate cuts, proper score depths, and no material defects.
Assist in making real‑time adjustments to maintain die cut accuracy and quality.
Enter accurate production data and downtime into the tracking system.
Complete daily production and quality control reports.
Weekly Responsibilities
Inspect and clean dies, stripping components, and support tools.
Coordinate with maintenance for scheduled service or preventative maintenance tasks.
Review weekly quality results with supervisor or lead operator to identify areas for improvement.
Participate in weekly team meetings to discuss production goals, safety updates, and quality trends.
Perform tool and equipment inventory checks and report needs for resupply or repair.
As‑Needed Responsibilities
Fill in as lead operator during vacations, training days, or absences.
Attend mandatory safety and compliance training sessions.
Assist with process improvements and trials on new materials or cutting methods.
Train new assistants or operators on proper setup and operation.
Skills & Qualifications
Mechanical aptitude with a willingness to learn machine setup and adjustments.
Proficient in channel scoring, die cutting litho‑laminated labels and handling high hold‑out materials.
Ability to follow verbal and written instructions with attention to detail.
Strong work ethic, team‑oriented attitude, and good communication skills.
Basic computer skills for data entry and use of ERP or manufacturing software.
Ability to read job tickets and perform simple math for measurements and quality checks.
Education & Experience
High school diploma or equivalent required.
5 years of experience in a manufacturing or packaging environment preferred.
Experience with corrugated or folding carton production is a plus.
Willingness to pursue additional training to advance into an Operator role.
Physical Requirements
Ability to stand, bend, and lift for extended periods (up to 12‑hour shifts).
Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs. and operate equipment in a manufacturing environment.
Tolerance to noise, dust, and adhesives commonly found in corrugated facilities.
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Major Responsibilities
Assist in operating a Corrugated flatbed die cutter to convert corrugated sheets into high‑quality finished products.
Follow safety protocols, including proper Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) procedures.
Assist in performing accurate machine setups and make‑readies, including mounting and demounting die boards, stripping jigs, and ejection rubber assemblies.
Ensure products meet specifications by inspecting during production and making needed adjustments.
Assist in identifying and troubleshooting issues related to channel scoring, knicking rules, patching, and other die cutting functions.
Maintain a clean and organized work area; eliminate safety hazards.
Collaborate with team members and supervisors to meet production goals and resolve equipment or material issues.
Daily Responsibilities
Conduct pre‑shift inspections of the Bobst machine and report any concerns.
Review job tickets and verify materials, dies, and tools match requirements.
Assist in performing machine setups, including channel scoring alignment, registration for litho labels, adjustments for high hold‑out substrates, etc.
Assist in monitoring production runs for quality, ensuring accurate cuts, proper score depths, and no material defects.
Assist in making real‑time adjustments to maintain die cut accuracy and quality.
Enter accurate production data and downtime into the tracking system.
Complete daily production and quality control reports.
Weekly Responsibilities
Inspect and clean dies, stripping components, and support tools.
Coordinate with maintenance for scheduled service or preventative maintenance tasks.
Review weekly quality results with supervisor or lead operator to identify areas for improvement.
Participate in weekly team meetings to discuss production goals, safety updates, and quality trends.
Perform tool and equipment inventory checks and report needs for resupply or repair.
As‑Needed Responsibilities
Fill in as lead operator during vacations, training days, or absences.
Attend mandatory safety and compliance training sessions.
Assist with process improvements and trials on new materials or cutting methods.
Train new assistants or operators on proper setup and operation.
Skills & Qualifications
Mechanical aptitude with a willingness to learn machine setup and adjustments.
Proficient in channel scoring, die cutting litho‑laminated labels and handling high hold‑out materials.
Ability to follow verbal and written instructions with attention to detail.
Strong work ethic, team‑oriented attitude, and good communication skills.
Basic computer skills for data entry and use of ERP or manufacturing software.
Ability to read job tickets and perform simple math for measurements and quality checks.
Education & Experience
High school diploma or equivalent required.
5 years of experience in a manufacturing or packaging environment preferred.
Experience with corrugated or folding carton production is a plus.
Willingness to pursue additional training to advance into an Operator role.
Physical Requirements
Ability to stand, bend, and lift for extended periods (up to 12‑hour shifts).
Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs. and operate equipment in a manufacturing environment.
Tolerance to noise, dust, and adhesives commonly found in corrugated facilities.
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