Machine Operator

Muir Tapes and Adhesives (MTA) is a leading supplier to automotive and industrial manufacturers. MTA began as 3M’s original Canadian distributor, creating custom products for businesses needing specialty tapes and adhesives. Over the past 60 years, the company has grown and evolved into a leading tape converter, offering a variety of solutions to a wide range of customers, from key tier 2 automotive part suppliers, to unique industrial manufacturers. We are a customer centric organization, driven to succeed. We operate with a continuous improvement mindset and a culture of ONE TEAM working together to achieve greatness. Our sole mission is to help manufacturers make things better.

As a member of the Production Team and reporting to the Production Supervisor, the Machine Operator is responsible for converting the required orders given to them on a daily basis in a safe and efficient manner with a focus on producing a product of superior quality.

This position will setup, maintain, and operate a variety of slitter machines. The Machine Operator will ensure the efficient running of their machine. Being a team player is essential since all tasks will require close collaboration with co-workers. The goal will be to ensure production procedures are carried out in an efficient and accurate manner, with fine attention to detail, maximizing product yield and profit margin.

The Machine Operator will primarily operate one of Muir Tapes & Adhesives Slitter Machines. However, once properly trained, the Machine Operator may have the opportunity to rotate to other lamination & Die Cutting Machines.

·        Analyze and scan the production ticket along with the product # and Lot# and set up the machine according to the settings listed in the run parameters listed on the HMI or the Trial Results memo.

·        Review all notes and any related NCRs that appear on the HMI screen

·        Confirm & record start size of material being used

·        Verify correct material is being used and gather approval/double check

·        Verify the dimensions of the First Off and ensure they meet the customers required dimensions, tolerances, as well as a visual inspection to ensure the quality meets Muir Tapes’ standards using a variety of tools including but not limited to calipers, micrometers and tape measures

·        Packing the product to meet customer requirements or Muir Tapes’ packaging standards

·        Filling out the appropriate paperwork, the Machine Operator is responsible for (but not limited to) recording the time needed to complete the production ticket, quantity converted, and any waste accumulated during the production process, material left over to be returned to inventory

·        Print labels for packaging and deliver finished product to Inventory Control

·        Operate hand trucks and other lifting equipment

·        Be an active participate in Slit Team meetings

·        Continually pursue production improvements to enhance quality and run times

·        Clean and maintain workstations and surrounding work areas in accordance with Muir Fabrications 5S Standards

·        Ability to interpret drawings and follow work instructions

·        Be able to perform mathematical calculations to Grade 12 level (minimum)

·        Must be mechanically inclined – able to understand how machines work and make adjustments if required

·        Understand and work to automotive industry quality standards and tolerances

·        Be exceptionally well organized with an acute attention to detail

·        Accurately complete paperwork and enter information into our Work Instruction System

·        Must be a team player and collaborate and assist colleagues as needed

Preferred Requirements:
Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering
Bachelor’s Degree in Industrial Engineering

Must be willing to work Monday to Friday 6:30 AM - 3:30 PM

·        The Machine Operator is responsible for the completion of the daily and monthly maintenance inspection checklist

·        The Operator will report any anomalies discovered during the inspection process or while operating the machine to his/her supervisor immediately

·        The Operator may be asked to do minor repairs to the machine as required