Material Handler (Shipping & Receiving), MFG, Kimball International - Danville, KY

Posted 2 days ago

kimball internationalDanville (KY)

SENIORITY

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About the role

Furniture Inspector Daily tasks and responsibilities: Verify counts per Shop Order Release (SOR) specification. Inspect parts for quantities per SOR specifications. Inspect for obvious damage, color consistency and alignment or any other material specifications and inspect parts for compliance to any other quality or workmanship standards. Document necessary information. Keep work space and equipment clean and well organized. Perform proper preventive maintenance as required on any equipment being used. Follow all safety guidelines and uses required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).Identify nonconformities and follow nonconforming product procedures and be aware of disposition authority. Implement process improvements. Support the Vision and Guiding Principles and other policies of Kimball International and National Office Furniture. Follow and support the Quality system. Performs job rotation as directed. Support our Environmental Management System (EMS).Position requires previous shipping and handling experience (loading & unloading of furniture), Position requires you to be able to dolly heavy furniture ranging from 40lbs to 300lbs in weight. Ability to comprehend and follow job safety guidelines Able to comprehend and follow directions on a load card, SOR (if applicable) or OMS.Able to lift parts from floor to operation level frequently Skilled in the use of air driven hand tools Capable of setting up forms/fixtures to specifications Understands/follows proper lockout procedures Able to perform preventative maintenance to tools/equipment Able to maintain forms as appropriate. Able to comprehend and perform proper gluing processes Able to use required gauges and measuring devices Able to use load moving devices Ability to identify nonconformities Proven history or ability to demonstrate safe / responsible behavior, and a positive performance record (including attendance)

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