Pour Line Operator
Location: High Point, NC
Shift: 1st Shift | 6:00 AM until finished
Pay: $16 per hour
We are seeking a dependable and safety-focused Pour Line Operator to support foam production operations in High Point, NC. This position is responsible for operating and monitoring pour line equipment used to mix and pour chemical components for foam products such as polyurethane foam blocks, cushions, insulation panels, or molded parts. The ideal candidate will be comfortable working around machinery and chemicals, able to manage multiple tasks, and committed to producing quality products in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.
Key Responsibilities
- Be a self-starter and a team player.
- Follows direction of Lead and/or Manager, as to the type and quantity of material(s) to position on conveyor(s) for filling orders.
- Works directly with the Pour Line Lead and/or Manager to coordinate and implement all directives in a positive and professional manner for Foam production.
- Will clean and maintain designated work area(s).
- Make sound decisions, anticipate and adapt to changing needs and resolve problems.
- Communicate professionally, effectively, and with courtesy with employees, managers, customers, vendors, and other departments.
- Follow 5s and all safety policies and procedures.
- Other duties, as assigned.
Pour Operator
- Will set-up film and prepare pour tunnel for each scheduled pour.
- Will perform visual inspections during pour, monitor gauges, and pumps throughout entire pouring process.
- Will run pour-skis to establish correct bun height during each pour.
- Assist with visual inspections and report any defects during pouring process.
- Responsible for accurately measuring and documenting foam products and will safely use the cut-off saw to cut scrap foam blocks and manually pull foam blocks off conveyor.
- May maneuver foam material with the use of an industrial-powered truck and/or roll cart.
- Responsible to maintain a clean and safe pour head and line.
Skills / Qualifications:
- High school diploma or GED High school diploma or GED (preferred)
- Basic mechanical and technical aptitude
- Ability to understand mixing ratios and follow production formulas
- Attention to detail and strong quality awareness
- Ability to work in a fast-paced manufacturing environment
- Physical ability to stand for long periods and lift materials as required
- Knowledge of chemical handling and PPE requirements