Production Packer

Posted 3 days ago

apidel technologiesJackson (MN)

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Qualifications: This position requires that the position be able to move heavy objects safely, not to exceed 60 pounds, without requiring assistance such as a dolly, forklift, or team member assistance. There are also frequent and prolonged periods of standing/walking and pushing /pulling or moving/lifting supplies and extensive use of a hacksaw. This position experiences frequent/occasional reaching, stooping, bending, kneeling, crouching, repetitive motion and gripping and pulling down skid straps. This position is located within a vinyl siding manufacturing facility and requires the position can work in an environment that can be noisy and dusty. The ability to work 8 - 12 hour+ shifts, withstand heat and chemical odors is also required. Must comply with all safety requirements including use of the personal protection equipment required for this position.
Responsibilities: Under the supervision of the Production Shift Leader, the position is accountable for Safety, Quality, Houskeeping and packing finished siding and accessory products at the Jackson Plant. Ensure the safety, quality, housekeeping, for the assigned areas as directed by the Production Shift Leader Assist operator with line set-up, including stringing the line Cut packing straps to length for boxes Assemble and glue boxes Visually inspect each siding panel for color or other visual defects Inform operator or Area Lead of any visual defects or problems before scrapping product Monitor hot glue levels, restock as needed Label and number packing boxes Load siding boxes onto skid Strap skids to prepare for removal to warehouse Perform line housekeeping duties Train other packers as needed Perform other management assigned tasks

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