Powder Coat Operator

Responsibilities

• PULLING PARTS by determining parts to be gathered by reading relevant product reports.
• GATHER PARTS by pulling parts per materials list and checking quantities and warehouse locations.
• VERIFIES PARTS by looking at small green bar codes on parts or by using E-Docs.
• STAGE PARTS by placing them in neat, straight rows and label carts with proper color and dates of list.
• REPORTS MISSING PARTS by recording them on a missing parts report using S.O. number, color, part number, quantity and informing supervisor.
• PREPARES PARTS by hanging parts to be coated.
• HANG PARTS by using clean hooks and racks this will provide a good ground, which will improve transfer efficiency.
• INSPECTS PARTS by visually looking for part defects, sand or Scotch Brite any rough areas as needed; or any part that has been previously powder coated.
• PLUG PARTS by placing appropriate size plugs in any hole that is threaded or any hole that could let water in.
• SPRAY PARTS by applying powder to products with the correct amount of milage and looking at color tag in front of parts and bringing the correct color hopper to the spray booth from the powder storage room, using the oldest powder first in the powder storage area.
• VERIFIES READINGS by looking at gauges on the motor control center to make sure temperatures are correct before starting the line.
• CHECKS PARTS by Scanning small green bar code labels so that parts get labeled correctly.
• LABELS PARTS by Scanning small green bar codes through clear plastic bags; applying footing labels, if required; and placing a 2" x 4" bar code on the outside of bag.
• REPLACE SMALL GREEN BAR CODE if it came off during the process.
• CONDUCTS FINAL CHECK by Visually inspecting package to make sure it is acceptable.
• PACKS HARDWARE AND SMALL COMPONENTS by Gathering and verifying shipments.
• PREPARES SHIPMENTS by Reading relevant product reports, gathering, packing, protecting, and labeling.
• PACKS ITEMS by Verifying identifying information, quantity, and condition of items; staging and protecting items.
• MANTAINS SHIPPING MATERIALS by Checking stock to determine inventory level, anticipating needed materials.
• PREPARES POWDER COATED ITEMS FOR SHIPMENT by inspecting the finish of the parts; removing the small green film that covers the bar code label on parts; and cleaning threaded holes and reworking parts if needed. Then placing parts in bags, boxes or bubble wrap & placing them on table to go to Ship 1. Then delivering any ship1 cartons or any truck items to the mezzanine area of the shipping department.
• SUPPLIES CARTS by Bringing empty carts to the packing area.

Requirements

• Must be a high school graduate or have equivalent training.
• Must e able to interpret blueprints and engineering drawings.
• Must have knowledge of safety regulations.
• Must be able to lift a maximum of 51 lbs. on average during a normal workday.
• Forklift experience preferred.
• Must be able to read and write.
• Must be able to operate computers.
• Must be able to distinguish colors.
• Ability to apply common sense understanding to carry out instructions furnished in written, oral or diagram form.
• Ability to read and interpret basic documents, safety rules and other correspondence.

Qualifications

• Normal manufacturing environment exposed to noise and heat if working in production area.
• Overtime as required.

Benefits

• Competitive benefits package including, but not limited to, paid vacation, health insurance and 401(K) for full-time positions.

Pay

Pay starts at $19.00/hr

Schedule

Day Shift 5am-12pm