Shape high‑performance materials from the first cut
Picture the start of your shift: you review the order, dial in the slitter, thread a wide parent roll, and watch precise ribbons of material wind flawlessly to spec. Throughout the day, you fine‑tune settings, check gauges, pull samples, and keep production humming—safely and efficiently.
Compensation & Schedules
- $17/hr — First shift: 7:00am–3:30pm
- 2–2–3 schedule options:
- $19/hr — Days: 6:45am–7:00pm
- $21/hr — Nights: 6:45pm–7:00am
About the Company
Join a global manufacturer of nonwoven materials and technical fiber solutions. These engineered fabrics drive performance in industries spanning automotive, construction, filtration, medical, and consumer products.
Applications you’ll impact include:
- Vehicle acoustic insulation
- Filtration and absorption media
- Reinforcement for construction and civil engineering
- Cleaning wipes
- HVAC and HEPA air filtration layers
What you’ll do
- Set up slitting equipment and adjust parameters for optimal quality
- Monitor performance; tweak speeds, tensions, and alignments to hit spec
- Interpret job tickets, slitting instructions, and production specs
- Inspect output, remove nonconforming material, and document results
- Troubleshoot jams, web alignment issues, and other machine deviations
- Record production and operational data with accuracy
- Follow SOPs and refine settings based on in‑process quality checks
- Practice safe work habits and uphold all safety procedures
- Collaborate with teammates to achieve daily throughput targets
What you bring
- Ability to read and follow production instructions
- Solid basic math
- Strong attention to detail and quality mindset
- Clear communication and team orientation
- Precise, steady work style with excellent hand‑eye coordination
- Comfort standing for extended periods and multitasking in a fast pace
- Flexibility to adapt to changing priorities
- Leadership qualities and a willingness to support team success
Physical aspects of the role
- Standing for most of the shift
- Repetitive, accuracy‑driven tasks
- Safe work around running manufacturing equipment