FRAME PULLER
vanguard furnitureConover (NC)
FRAME PULLER
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vanguard furnitureConover (NC)
Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material Movers, HandHousehold Furniture (except Wood and Upholstered) Manufacturing
SENIORITY
Entry
About the role
Frame Parts Puller Pull frame parts to be assembled.
Position Responsibilities:
Responsible for pulling frame parts by schedule to accommodate 75-100 frames per day. Each frame can contain up to 50 parts per frame. Must become familiar with frame parts by location, style, and number. Loads parts into buggy and push buggy into staging area for frame builders. Must report any errors or damages to the supervisor including items misplaced in bins, misplaced patterns, parts cut incorrectly, etc. Responsible for quarterly inventory. Properly organize tools and supplies at the end of each shift. Clean and maintain supplies, tools, equipment and storage areas to ensure compliance with safety regulations. Wears required safety glasses and footwear; works safely and reports unsafe conditions to Dept. Supervisor. Performs other duties as required by supervisor.
Essential Skills and Experience:
Must have ability to learn quickly and recognize parts. Understand correct placement of parts, right/left sides, front/back. Valued but not
Required Skills and Experience:
Previous knowledge of furniture assembly. Physical demands and work environment: Lift/Carry: Frequently lifting less than 20 lbs.; occasionally lifting in excess of 50 lbs.; team lift greater weights. Must be able to lift/remove frame from stock racks and push to holding area. Standing: Must be able to stand 8+ hours. Reach/Handle/Grasp: Repetitive use of hands required to pull stock. Climbing: Must be able to climb ladder to access storage bins to place or remove parts. Tools: Must be certified to operate forklift to reach higher stock elevations. Environment: Indoors, environmentally controlled; heated. Automation: Provided scissor lift for positioning. Near Acuity: Requires close vision of less than 3 feet, with or without corrective lenses, for precision.
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