Calculators, Forklift, Heavy Equipment/Vehicles, Housekeeping/Cleaning, Human Machine Interface (HMI), Hydraulic Engineering, Inventory Management, Inventory Reports, Loading/Unloading, Manufacturing, Mathematics, Pallet Jack, Physical Demands, Process Control Engineering, Pumps, Quality Assurance, Record Keeping, Standard Operating Procedures (SOP), Time Management, Traceability, Warehousing
3rd shift
Primary Function:
Provide raw materials to production area in a timely manner. Remove finished goods to warehouse and maintain accurate inventory. Work independently
Duties and Responsibilities (tasks include but are not limited to):
- Provide raw materials for production area.
- Remove finished goods from production area.
- Assist with banding skids of finished goods at all areas.
- Understand packaging specifications and processing specifications.
- Supply skids of cans/pails/cartons/cases for Labeling area and remove skids of completed labeled cans/pails/cartons/cases.
- Replenish skid inventory in Production area and Warehouse area.
- Assist in banding and store returnable skids to Storage area.
- Remove unused packaging goods and unused raw materials from production area during changeovers or shutdowns.
- Maintain proper housekeeping.
- Record data for inventory purposes, as needed.
- Unload inbound and chop stock trailers, as needed.
- Verify Inventory Scanners are operating when transporting skids from production area to warehouse or Transfer trailers.
Knowledge, Skills & Abilities:
Essential Full Performance Knowledge: Knowledge required includes, but is not limited to, processing specifications, job breakdowns/SOP's, operation of fork truck with a valid license, maintain inventory records, packaging of skids, housekeeping.
Essential Full Performance Skills:
- Reading - read certification sheets, labels, and SDS's.
- Math - basic math includes decimals.
- Writing - fill out certification sheets, QA paperwork, etc.
- Communication - see physical requirements.
- Gauge interpretation - read scale, pump motors, HMI (process control panel).
- Driving/Operating a fork truck with a valid license.
- Able to work independently.
Equipment/Data:
- Equipment Run On-the-Job: Fork truck with valid license, HMI (process control computer), skid bander, weigh scale
- Tools Required On-the-Job: Shears, Pen, pencil, calculator, pallet jack, shovel, safety knife.
- Data Used On-the-Job: As applicable, material handling, storage, inspection, traceability, processing specifications.
Education & Experience Requirements:
Experience: 2 years warehousing experience
Equivalency: N/A
- Work Environment/Time Worked:
- Work Environment: Activities occur inside an Adhesive manufacturing facility. Occasional outside for unloading solvent truck deliveries also occurs. Job conditions include but are not limited to exposure to the following.
- Plant ambient temperature in the summer matches that outside.
- Plant is heated in the winter time.
- Material Handler is exposed to dust and solvent fumes in small quantities when raw materials are added.
- The material handler is exposed to chemicals (raw materials)
- Sharp edges on safety knives.
- Heavy equipment includes hydraulic lift.
- Pinch points on moving mechanical equipment.
- Works with hot drums of Indopol.
- Heavy equipment includes fork truck.
- Job is generally clean in nature. Holder is issued a 100% cotton uniform.
Time Worked:
- Typically Monday through Friday with Saturday and/or Sunday overtime as business dictates.
Physical Requirements:
- Climbing - climb stairs to mezzanine, many trips per shift, must climb into and out of fork lift.
- Crouching - crouch to lift bags.
- Reaching - reach when picking up bags of raw material.
- Walking - walk to and from raw materials to mixers.
- Pushing - push raw materials on pallet jack, push a broom and need to occasionally push an empty 55-gallon drum on skid.
- Pulling - pull raw materials on pallet jack.
- Lifting - lift raw materials (occasionally up to 62 lbs.)
- Fingering - must push buttons on HMI (control panel).
- Grasping - grasp containers of raw materials, valve switches and must grasp various controls of the fork truck.
- Talking - must communicate with other members of plant.
- Hearing - must communicate with other members of plant.
- Sight - see hazards, warnings, SDS's, etc.
- Writing - record data and test results.
NEVER
OCCASIONALLY
FREQUENTLY
CONTINUOUSLY
(0-30%)
(31-60%)
(61-100%)
LIFTING OR CARRYING
1-10 LBS
X
11-20 LBS
X
21-40 LBS
X
41-60 LBS
X
61 OR MORE LBS
X
PUSHING OR PULLING:
1-40 LBS
X
41-60 LBS
X
61 OR MORE LBS
X
BENDING OR STOOPING
X
REACHING ABOVE SHOULDER LEVEL
X
DRIVING AUTOMATIC EQUIP. VEHICLES
X
WORKING WITH MACHINERY
X
CLIMBING
X
WALKING
X
STANDING
X
SITTING
X
WORKING IN EXTREME TEMPERATURES
X
Will be required to perform other duties as requested, directed, or assigned.