Powder Coat Operator - morning shift

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. Parts will not be checked off the requirement list until a small green label has been verified with the requirement list and quantity.
• 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. Verifying that the small green bar code label corresponds with the requirement report and quantity.
• PREPARES 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.
• HANGS PARTS TIGHTLY by utilizing all available space and filling racks completely.
• 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.
• IDENTIFIES 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.
• SELECTS POWDER by 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.
• CONDCUTS 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 a d protecting items.
• MANTAINS SHIPPING MATERIALS by checking stock to determine inventory level, anticipating needed materials.
• PREPARES PARTS by packing and labeling parts for the Shipping Department.
• 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.
• PACKAGES POWDER COATED PARTS by placing parts in bags, boxes or bubble wrap.
• PLACES PARTS IN APPROPRIATE CART by placing them on table to go to Ship 1.
• INSPECTS PACKAGED PRODUCTS by inspecting packaging to see that it is done properly, and parts are labeled correctly.
• PLACES PARTS IN PROPER LOCATION by 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.
• CONTRIBUTES TO TEAM EFFORT by accomplishing related results as needed.
• PERFORM ANY ADDITIONAL DUTIES AS REQUESTED.

Qualifications

• Must be a high school graduate or have equivalent training.
• Must have a valid driver’s license.
• Must be able to lift up to 50 pounds.
• Must be able to stand for extended periods of time.
• Must be able to work flexible hours including weekends and holidays.