Powder Coat Operator - morning shift

About the Role

We are looking to fill seasonal morning and evening shift Powder Coat Positions as we gear up for a busy summer season in our Powder Coat department at Playworld in Lewisburg, PA.

Schedule & Pay

• Morning Shift: 5am–12pm
• $19.00/hour for mornings

Company Overview & Values

At PlayPower, we are not just a company; we're a passionate family of brands dedicated to creating moments of joy and inspiration through play. As a global leader in crafting premier recreational equipment, our mission is to ignite imaginations and fuel creativity in people of all ages. By joining our team of over 1600 employees across the world, you are joining a community that believes in the Power of Play! If you're ready to make a lasting impact and bring laughter and fun to the lives of children and adults, explore our exciting opportunities to help us to create a world where play knows no limits.

Company Values:

• Honesty and Integrity
• Respect and Caring for Others
• Openness and Collaboration
• Individual and Team Accountability
• Passion and Purpose

Responsibilities

• Pulling parts by determining parts to be gathered by reading relevant product reports.
• Gathering parts by pulling parts per materials list and checking quantities and warehouse locations. Parts will not be checked off the requirement list until a small green label has been verified with the requirement list and quantity.
• Verifying parts by looking at small green bar codes on parts or by using E-Docs.
• Staging parts by placing them in neat, straight rows and label carts with proper color and dates of list.
• Reporting missing parts by recording them on a missing parts report using S.O. number, color, part number, quantity and informing supervisor.
• Preparing parts by hanging parts to be coated.
• Hanging parts by using clean hooks and racks this will provide a good ground, which will improve transfer efficiency. Verifying that the small green bar code label corresponds with the requirement report and quantity.
• Preparing parts to be hung by hanging parts on the line in such a manner that prevents them from falling off the line or filling internally with water.
• Hanging parts tightly by utilizing all available space and filling racks completely.
• Inspecting 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.
• Plugging parts by placing appropriate size plugs in any hole that is threaded or any hole that could let water in.
• Spraying parts by applying powder to products with the correct amount of milage.
• Identifying colors by looking at color tag in front of parts and bringing the correct color hopper to the spray booth from the powder storage room.
• Selecting powder by using the oldest powder first in the powder storage area.
• Verifying readings by looking at gauges on the motor control center to make sure temperatures are correct before starting the line.
• Checking parts by scanning small green bar code labels so that parts get labeled correctly.
• Labeling 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.
• Conducting final check by visually inspecting package to make sure it is acceptable.
• Packing hardware and small components by gathering and verifying shipments.
• Preparing shipments by reading relevant product reports, gathering, packing, protecting, and labeling.
• Packing items by verifying identifying information, quantity, and condition of items; staging and protecting items.
• Maintaining shipping materials by checking stock to determine inventory level, anticipating needed materials.
• Preparing parts by packing and labeling parts for the Shipping Department.
• Preparing 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.
• Packaging powder coated parts by placing parts in bags, boxes or bubble wrap.
• Placing parts in appropriate cart by placing them on table to go to Ship 1.
• Inspecting packaged products by inspecting packaging to see that it is done properly, and parts are labeled correctly.
• Placing parts in proper location by delivering any ship1 cartons or any truck items to the mezzanine area of the shipping department.
• Supplying carts by bringing empty carts to the packing area.
• Contributing to team effort by accomplishing related results as needed.
• Perform any additional duties as requested.

Qualifications

To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

• Must be a high school graduate or have equivalent training.