Canning Line Helper
carlisleCarlisle (PA)
About the role
Canning Line HelperThe Canning Line Helper properly packages a variety of adhesives produced at Mixers 1,2, and 4. These products include, but are not limited to bonding adhesives, Low VOC bonding adhesives, and PVC bonding adhesive, etc. The Canning Line Helper also assists with training, ensuring specifications are met, and maintaining a clean and safe work environment. The Canning Line Helper serves as the Canning Line Operator during times when coverage is needed and may be asked to perform other duties as assigned by management.
Duties & Responsibilities:
- Assist the canning Line Operator in packaging a variety of adhesives in 1, and 5 gallon pails as well as 55-gallon drums
- Put 1-gallon cans in boxes and stack on skids
- Stack 5-gallon cans on skids
- Band skids of finished materials
- Use fork truck to take finished goods to warehouse, bring out raw materials, and packing materials as required
- Put stir sticks/rollers, etc., with finished packages as required
- Make boxes using an air powered staple gun
- Maintain proper housekeeping in work area
- Cleaning the canning line conveyors and vacuum hoist
- Maintain accurate inventory levels
- Fill out necessary production/QA paperwork
- Date code pails and skids
- Will be required to perform other duties as requested, directed, or assigned.
- Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities
- Knowledge: Operation of canning line and components, Fork Truck operation, Safety Systems, Proper Packaging, Lock out/Tag out procedures, Processing specification procedures, Minor maintenance of canning line, Housekeeping and job breakdown
Skills:
Basic mathematical calculations, Reading and comprehension of SDS's (Safety Data Sheet), labels, process specifications, and instructions, Filling out required paperwork, Driving a fork truck
Abilities: Working as a member of a team, Communicating with team members and supervisors
CompetenciesTeamwork: Builds trust with others by encouraging open dialogue and collaboration
Managing Change: Able to find common ground solutions despite difficulties or barriers that may be encountered
Continuous Improvement: Retains a mindset of always striving to make things better to all aspects of the role
Customer Focus: Listens to understand the needs of customers (internal and external) and keeps the customer's needs in mind
Continuous Learning: Understands individual strengths, opportunity areas, and seeks development opportunities to leverage strengths and lean into opportunity areas
Drive for Results: Always has a sense of urgency to solve problems and align goals with attainment of organizational strategy
Education & Experience
Education: High School Diploma or Equivalent: GED
Experience: No previous manufacturing experience required
Equipment & Data Used Equipment Run on the job: hoist, fork truck, air powered staple gun, and dennison date coder Tools required on the job: pallet jack, skid, bander, shears, crimper Data used on the job: process specifications, job breakdowns, and SDS'sWork Environment/Time Worked
Work Environment:
Plant ambient temperature in the summer matches outside temperature, Plant is heated in the winter, Exposure to solvent fumes when cleaning (PPE Provided), Pinch points on moving mechanical equipment, Sharp edges on box cutters, Heavy equipment including fork truck and hoist, Uniforms are issued and laundered by company, Can be fast paced Time Worked: Four-Shift operation 3rd Shift: 11:00pm-7:00am 1st Shift: 7:00am-3:00pm 2nd Shift: 3:00pm-11:00pm WE Shift: Sat & Sun 7PM-7AM and 11PM-7AM Mon/Fri.
Physical Requirements:
- Climbing – must be able to climb into and out of the fork truck
- Stooping – when placing finished product cartons on pallets
- Kneeling – during some portions of clean out process
- Crouching – when filling 5 gallon pails
- Reaching – reach to get empty pails and cases
- Standing – must stand for majority of the shift
- Walking – walking to move finished product to the skid and to get empty containers and labels
- Pushing – push full cases on skids
- Pulling – pull full cases off conveyor
- Lifting – lift full boxes or cans from table or floor onto skid (Cans can weigh up to 60 lbs.), Vacuum hoist is also used to assist lifting as required
- Grasping – must grasp pails before filling and boxing
- Talking and Hearing – communicate with other members of plant frequently
- Sight – must be able to see warnings, hazards, and SDSPersonal Protective Equipment (PPE) Used
- Hearing Protection
- Safety ShoesCut Resistant GlovesSafety GlassesPPE required for use of specific chemicals will be provided when needed
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