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Ball

Aluminum packaging for beverages and products

Jr. Engineer - BE, Mechanical

Machine & Process OperationPosted on Nov 11
Full-timeSri City, Andhra Pradesh, IndiaNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A Diploma in Mechanical Engineering is required.
  • Three years of operation or maintenance experience in a medium-scale FMCG plant, such as chocolates, biscuits, soaps, or baby diapers, with high-speed packing lines, dust collectors, palletizers, conveying, and imported manufacturing equipment is required.
  • Hands-on experience maintaining and troubleshooting positive displacement pumps, gearboxes, and complex assemblies is required.
  • Experience operating or maintaining gas-fired equipment such as boilers, ovens, and driers is required.
  • Must be able to work shifts and occasionally work extended hours when required.
  • Must be computer literate and able to generate reports.
  • Must be able to read, understand, and develop engineering drawings.
  • Must have good knowledge of mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic components.
  • Must have working knowledge of health and safety practices and be able to work with flammable liquids and handle hazardous waste.
  • English is required; local languages are also required.

Responsibilities

  • Work safely and produce quality product in the Sprays and Necker area while striving to achieve area key performance indicators through participation, teamwork, and improvement activities, including TPM and 5S.
  • Participate in size changeovers and achieve target changeover times.
  • Periodically clean Spray machines using proper personal protective equipment and procedures, and inspect machines for lacquer coverage.
  • Operate Necker machines at optimum speed and efficiency, and operate and maintain ancillaries including the infeed, exit, vision camera system, and mixed-label camera system.
  • Conduct safety checks in Sprays and Neckers within the first two hours of each shift, record findings, and document corrective actions.
  • Conduct operation and maintenance checks on Sprays and Necker equipment, take timely corrective action, consult the area leader when support is needed, and update machine log books with actions taken during the shift.
  • Ensure products from Sprays and Necker meet quality specifications, conduct quality checks, address deviations promptly, and control the inside-spray curing critical control point by following procedures during the shift.
  • Keep the Spray dot system operating optimally and replace ink cartridges as needed.
  • Complete line clearance after label changes, including mixed-label changes, by removing old and scrap cans from the area to prevent mixed labels reaching customers.
  • Maintain the area and equipment to housekeeping and hygiene standards throughout the shift, and hand over the shift with the area in good order.
  • Meet area spoilage targets and respond to jams, tripped cans, and fallen cans in the oven to restore normal operating conditions.
  • Use standby time, label-change time, and other downtime for planned or requested corrective maintenance activities.
  • Report near misses, participate in behavior-based safety, attend safety training, follow department and plant safety practices, and use, maintain, and store tools safely.
  • Handle, store, use, and dispose of flammable liquids and associated waste according to plant standards; follow the solid-waste management system and segregate, handle, and dispose of all generated waste, including hazardous spray dust and semi-solid lacquer waste, according to plant standards.
  • Control lacquer consumption by maintaining Spray machines within pressure limits, setting gun angles, and replacing filters on schedule.
  • Control high-mA HFI in the Sprays area by monitoring spray coverage, ensuring the can-cooling system works correctly, controlling lacquer temperature, and maintaining the I-Trax system at an optimum level.
  • Develop experience in Spray gun, pressure, and I-Trax setup; Necker pin-height setup; flanger and waxer setup; and reformer diameter and depth settings.
  • Work closely with engineering resources on changeover activities.
  • Update the area log book and record corrective actions taken during the shift.

About the Company

Ball

Aluminum packaging for beverages and products

Ball Corporation is a global aluminum packaging company focused on sustainability and packaging solutions for beverages, personal care, and household products. It produces cans, bottles, and aerosol containers and operates worldwide with about 16,000 employees (founded 1880). Its products are made from aluminum and designed for consumer use in beverages and personal care items. The company emphasizes sustainable packaging practices and responsible manufacturing as part of its operations. Ball aims to deliver reliable, recyclable packaging at scale while expanding its product lines and geographic reach to meet customer needs. Compared with competitors, Ball combines a long history, large manufacturing footprint, and a clear emphasis on sustainability and aluminum packaging to differentiate itself in the packaging industry.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Westminster, CO
Founded
1880

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