Machine Operator/Quality Control

Machine Operator/Quality Control

TigerTurf is the New Zealand market leader in the manufacture, supply, and installation of quality synthetic turf systems for Sports and recreational use. Established in 1981 we have over 70 experienced and dedicated staff in design, manufacturer, sales, civil construction, installation and maintenance of synthetic turf systems and a reputation for quality and excellent customer service. The firm is a leader in all the key markets that it serves, including education, sports clubs, and local government.

About the Role

To conduct QC inspection, testing and sampling of finished product ensuring all products leaving the factory is of the highest standard. Assist with rolling up and wrapping finished grass,  and preparation of samples.

Key Responsibilities:

• Check backing machine is operating inside normal operating parameters
• Conduct final inspection of all product
• Record and quarantine product with defects
• Inform relevant person when potential faults are found
• Cut and record samples of finished product
• Conduct testing on all cut samples
• Assist with rolling up and wrapping of finished grass
• Assist with loading backing machine
• Assist on any other machine in the factory when requested
• Run Roll Up Machine when required
• Report any health and safety issues immediately

Key Requirements

·        QC experience in a manufacturing environment

·        Great verbal and written communication skills

·        Comfortable working with computers

·        Understanding of Health & Safety regulations and good practice

·        Able to prioritize activities through the day

·        Current fork hoist certificate is desirable.

Must have NZ residency or valid work visa.

What You’re Like

·        You’re reliable and show up on time

·        Have a keen attention to detail

·        You can work independently but also in a team

·        You care about safety and doing the job right

·        Physically fit and mobile

Hours

The factory runs Monday-Thursday, overtime is often available on Fridays and occasionally on Saturdays. You will be working 40hrs a week usually on a day shift. The factory occasionally runs evening shifts; there may be a need to cover this later shift from time to time.