 | I am suppose to get married in Sep.2009 but my dad lost his job after 15 years at as a machine operator at a plastic factory. Since my mom is the only one working I have to pay the bills and food so she could pay rent. He is applying everywhere but no luck. Now my wedding has to be posponed because he can't find a job. HELP if you know of anything around chicago.
1 answer - Asked By: Gorda666 - 11/10/2008 |
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 | I don't have any experience in this other than housekeeping
Filler Machine Operator
The Filler Machine Operator works primarily with half liter glass and plastic bottles. The operator along with a flow mix operator is responsible for the proper operation and filling of bottles with appropriate product. The operator monitors the line to assure quality product outcome. The operator makes minor adjustments to values and equipment. The operator removes mis-packed and broken bottles and clears jams. The operator assures cleanliness of filler machine equipment and adjacent area. The operator will also carry cases of mis-packed or damaged bottles to storage area and trash area.
Responsibilities
-Obtain flavor lists
-Check and fill cap hopper from time to time.
-Working with a Flow Mix Operator determines when a line is ready to start filling bottles with product.
-Inspect line for cleanliness
-Along with the Flow Mix Operator assures that air, water, flavors, bottles, caps are in place and ready for line operation.
-Operates console and starts line
-Monitors line for proper filler operation
I WOULD REALLY LIKE TO DO THIS!!!!!!!! How to make myself stand out? They want me to mail a resume but should I do a cover letter also?
1 answer - Asked By: Detroit Pistons, Tigers, Lions - 11/9/2011 |
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 | There is a good company hiring in my area that is hiring for "Plastic Extruder Operator" positions, but I'm not exactly sure what these positions are responsible for. I'm kind of getting mixed up descriptions when I search for job descriptions on Google.
Any ideas?
They are hiring trainees, with full training "courses" provided. Again, just curious as to what this position consists of.
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 | I applied for a job online that does this just because I desperately need a job and they actually called me back for an interview....I don't know what it is but i'm going to the interview tuesday and want to be prepared.
1 answer - Asked By: Mamma 2 Tristan and Ethan! - 9/26/2009 |
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 | I want to buy shoe-manufacturing machines to make sandals, heels, and boots. I know they will run me several thousand dollars a piece. However, I need to know what they are called because running a "shoe making machine" query on Google simply isn't working. Also, if you have any information on what company to purchase them from, I would highly appreciate that as well. Thank you!
@gcbtrading Thank you! But that turned up zilch also. That was a very good idea though!
@she Who that link took me to a site with different machinery, however, like other sites like it, there is nothing about a shoe making machine. There's sole making, toe making, but no shoe making machine.
@janith I saw those, and I was looking for an alternative for anything off of alibaba or aliexpress. I am familiar with both of those sites.
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 | ... well am not very strong ... i don't really know but
do i have to be strong to work in a warehouse?
and what happens in a warehouse job please give me all your information's
oh and do they use tools or do they carrie the huge box with there arms ?
3 answers - Asked By: Tommy Stress - 9/13/2011 |
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 | I will have my certificate by the end of the year.
1 answer - Asked By: kevin_binion - 3/26/2007 |
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| Are there any methods of printing (images, patterns, etc) onto various shaped plastic products? I know there are many companies that offer promotional products with your logo on them - pens, keychains, letter openers and whatnot - but those are most likely printed during manufacture.
I'm interested in laying an image (or pattern, whatever) onto an already made plastic product. For example... a mouse. Or a ball. Or the back of my cellphone. You get the point.
If there's any way to achieve this, please let me know what the method is called and maybe even recommend some small-volume providers. Thank you!!!
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 | Im in high school still and its my junior year and i was wondering which is better to go to ... based on jobs and stuff. Like university I heard you can make lots of money and stuff but when it comes down to it is if your happy. And i want to be happy in the job that i do.. and im not really looking for the business type of job I want more artsy type but i dont know what type of artsy thing i want.. so would college be best.
My work habbits are not the best and im taking everything applied and my marks are not that great either (to even consider getting into university) so college.. definatly first but university after? and I dont know what i want to do in college.. like cosmotology is fun and stuff but imagin doing that your whole life making like minum wage. I come from a family were school and education matters and there definatly wanting me to go to university.. but I know i wont get in.. People please tell why is it really that big of a deal if you just have college education?
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 | I am 35 and have been a mason and carpenter for most of my life. That's what I started doing out of high school, but finally got tired of it and went to school for hotel and tourism management, but I did not like that industry either, so not I'm back working construction again. I want to try something new. I don't have to make a lot of money. It's more important to me that I like the job, but I do have to make enough to live. I can go back to school if I need to. A self employed job would be great, but not a necessity
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| In this day and age, where machines are used rather than people to screw tops on bottles etc, what sort of things do people doing factory work have to do? Is there still lots of repetitive manual labour involved or is that no longer the case?
It's actually a research question for a script I'm writing, not myself! I need to know what sort of dull, monotonous tasks someone might be doing for 8 hours a day (rather than watching a machine do).
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 | Keep in mind the type of labor that men do, compared to the type of labor women do.
9 answers - Asked By: afraidofamericans - 1/20/2008 |
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| I need to know asap what the job title of the person who puts the plastic tip on the end of shoe laces is
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| Small Scale Industry
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 | Hello, i am a student of electronics and communication technology here in philippines, i'm just wondering if what jobs is applicable. i heard about digital media support but i don't know yet it's description.
.i want to gain knowledge about jobs concerning the program/course i am taking so that i can have my focus for specializing skills in various jobs and i really want to work in broadcasting or semiconductor companies. anyone please help me.
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| Just want to kno some jobs out there
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 | Disabled,not so smart..the ones that dont fit in) so on and so on...have you spent time with the people in the salvation army...they are good people but i know the few jobs out there they would NOT be the ones hired..should they not get assistance to feed thier kids
robbo--u are a @ss and u know it
its funny when a good point is made only insults come from these selfish pigs
4 answers - Asked By: Lady of Liberty - 1/4/2013 |
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| I earned my Mechanical Engineering degree December last year and due to my lack of experience and poor GPA i was not able to get an entry level job as a mechanical engineer; however, i made some little but significant steps in getting back on track to finally pursue my career. I joined a volunteer organization that develops and implements sustainable engineering community projects, and I am currently working as a Machine Operator in the daytime while taking CAD/CAM, and other technical classes at a local community college at night. I'm hoping that my volunteer work, my technical classes, and the kind of industry(i work for a manufacturing company that produces thermoformed plastics) that i worked in will somehow substantiate the needed experience and technical skills in lieu of intership/co-op and or GPA. Is this a viable idea in order to rebuild the broken path to my dream career or should i finally walk away from Mechanical Engineering forever?
I am not smart enough to get a 3.0 GPA as a student and though i worked hard in school i struggled pretty much in all my college years.As an undergraduate I even approached a professor once about a research assistant position but i was turned down. I am consistently trying to accept the very painful reality of not becoming a mechanical engineer but i find it difficult to be at peace with myself; I realized that I live and breath ME and its just unfortunate that I am not smart enough, and I lack the experience to do it. Any Mech. Engineers out there with a similar situation, or perhaps a few honest comments out there from Human Resources people about this kind of situation? Am i making the right moves to get back in the right direction or is it no longer practical for me to pursue a career as a Mechanical Engineer? I'm from California by the way, and I'm not sure what the job outlook is for Mechanical Engineers in the state.
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 | I'm currently 31 weeks pregnant now and this has been a concern for me. I have 12 weeks FMLA and I work as a machine operator for plastics and my boss depends on me a bit too much. When it comes to the fast jobs they always assign me to them since no one else can do it as well. When they gave the other employees a chance, they got backed up and parts were ruined. I'm just worried with all the stress could it take a toll on my b****t milk supply in which I won't get enough milk out from the b****t pump or my baby won't be fed enough to be full. Especially being back to lifting and pushing heavy objects. Should I have formula on the side just in case?
There is no part time at my job and very rarely there is light duty depending what machine they set up which requires less physical activity. They wouldn't dare adjusting special hours just for one person. The company is a monster all they care about is making their margins/profits, money money money.
There is no part time at my job and very rarely there is light duty depending what machine they set up which requires less physical activity. They wouldn't dare adjusting special hours just for one person. The company is a monster all they care about is making their margins/profits, money money money.
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