Thermoforming Assistant

Job Description:1. Palletizing of thermoformed products under quality standards a. Know how to interpret the manufacturing sheet for each product for its correct palletizing b. Know and identify the different auxiliary elements involved in the manufacturing process for their correct palletizing according to the manufacturing sheet c. Pay attention to the different finished product stacking blocks received on the belt to visually or palpably identify any defect or quality deviation (breaks, product color deviations, contamination...). Notify their supervisor of the defect before palletizing it d. Retrieve the corresponding product labels and label bundles, boxes and/or crates for traceability 2. Stock control of the different auxiliary elements involved in manufacturing a. Notify the stock level of any auxiliary material so that it can be replenished. 3. Collaborate and contribute to the correct functioning of the machine. a. Start up the different workstations of the thermoformer, either manually or automatically. b. Stop the thermoformer in a controlled manner or in an emergency. c. Perform the different coil changes (PET, ABS, ALM) d. Perform cleaning of grinders according to procedure during a product quality change. e. Collaborate with the forklift driver in changing grinding bags. f. Perform level 1 maintenance tasks. g. Notify of any anomaly detected in the thermoformer, whether structural (broken parts such as grease nipples, excessive vibrations, worn parts, etc.) or functional (strange noises, excessive presence of grease, etc). h. Register as a user on the corresponding thermoformer in which they perform their duties. 4. Collaborate with the machinist or maintenance technician in the different tasks that require their supervision a. Collaborate in performing the order change checklists. b. Collaborate in performing quality controls. c. Collaborate and notify the machinist of any anomaly in the metal detection system. d. Collaborate in the disassembly, assembly, and adjustment of the different tools during order changes. e. Preparation of the different auxiliary materials during order changes. f. Perform any adjustment or correction during the manufacturing process. • Replacement of cooling, vacuum, or compressed air hoses. • Replacement of defective blades. • Correction of cutting defects by using millimetered shims. • Replacement of defective punches and dies. • Replacement of defective stacking elements. • Assist the maintenance technician during corrective stops 5. Comply with safety and hygiene regulations at the workstation (BRC) a. Always maintain correct hand cleanliness to avoid contaminating the product. b. Comply with BRC regulations. c. Comply with safety regulations at the workstation. d. Responsible for the cleanliness and order of their workstation (5 S) when handing over the shift to the incoming colleague. e. Perform interior and exterior cleaning of the machine during any unforeseen and long-duration stop following this sequence of actions: I. Cleaning grease residue from articulated mechanisms on the upper part of the stacking station. II. Cleaning grease residue from articulated mechanisms on the upper part of the cutting station. III. Cleaning grease residue from articulated mechanisms on the upper part of the punching station IV. Cleaning grease residue from articulated mechanisms on the upper part of the molding station. V. Cleaning grease residue from articulated mechanisms on the lower part of the molding station. VI. Cleaning grease residue from articulated mechanisms on the lower part of the punching station. VII. Cleaning grease residue from articulated mechanisms on the lower part of the cutting station. VIII. Cleaning grease residue from articulated mechanisms on the lower part of the stacking station IX. Cleaning grease residue from guide columns of the molding, punching, and cutting stations. X. Cleaning of frames and the interior floor of the machine. XI. Cleaning of acrylics, exterior frames, and peripheral machine systems.Additional Information: