Drain Rack Worker/Fluid Tech
$19.00 Hr
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Entry
SALARY
$19.00 Hr
About the role
- Perform work outdoors in the yard; draining fluids and removing parts from vehicles in preparation for setting the vehicles in the yard.
- Remove all fluids, lubricants and components (ie: converters) as required in a safe and efficient manner to prep vehicles for setting in the yard.
- Works primarily outdoors removing vehicle parts from salvage cars. Parts can include but not limited to quarter panels, doors, lids, hoods, axles, and suspension pieces
- Setting vehicles in the yard as assigned. Recording information on vehicles set accurately and in a timely manner.
- May operate a forklift or loader to assist in moving vehicles from process to the yard
- Clean out debris from vehicles before they go into processing area • Pull out batteries to be tested to be resold. Bring charged batteries to the retail area
- Work with Loader Operator to stage vehicles or pull vehicles in yard properly
- Walk the yard and place debris in the cars being removed from the yard
- Dismantle tires
- Maintain a safe and clean work environment
- Ensure all EPA and OSHA regulations are being met
- Wear all required PPEComply with established company policies and procedures.
- Initiate and supports the continual improvement of the companies quality improvement system
- Assume other duties as assigned.
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