Job Purpose: To ensure the safe, efficient transfer of finished products from production lines onto outgoing flatbed trucks or railcars. To support shipping department objectives & ensure compliance with all safety, quality, environmental standards, and regulations.
In this position you will have the opportunity to:
- Perform all duties in accordance with safety rules and regulations
- Accurately load trucks and rails (centerbeams and boxcars) by verifying correct product and quantities are loaded.
- Transport paint, materials, equipment, totes, and chemicals onto and from trucks.
- Ensure paint storage is correctly cycled and staged according to FIFO method (first in first out)
- Maintain organization of all materials (finished goods and raw materials) within the warehouse and entire plant.
- Assist with effective space utilization in the warehouse area by combing rows and moving product as needed and directed.
- Prep the rail dock for rail loading by removing rail guards, opening boxcar doors and loosening centerbeam cables for loading.
- Set rail chock on all railcars (centerbeam and boxcar) and remove when loading is complete.
- Ensure safety guidelines are followed by truck drivers prior to loading (proper PPE, remain in truck and wheels chocked).
- Properly lock out rail derailer and lift flags and remove locks when loading is complete.
- Document each rail load (boxcar and centerbeam) with a photograph of the box car interior/ exterior.
- Collect waste and debris throughout the warehouse, shipping docks, and inside and outside rails and dispose of properly.
- Secure loads on railcars (boxcars and centerbeams) by ensuring centerbeam cables are tightened and boxcars are unit tied with airbags placed.
- Perform inventory and cycle counts.
- Install boxcar seals and placards on boxcar doors.
- Remove debris from box cars. Perform housekeeping as needed and instructed.
- Perform any other duties or tasks assigned in accordance with safety rules and regulations
What do I need to be successful?
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities
- Good hand/eye coordination
- Ability to efficiently operate mobile equipment while driving forward and backwards
- Ability to read and understand safety rules and regulations
- Ability to read and understand daily work schedule
- Ability to use various hand and pneumatic tools
- Ability to use a camera
Education:
High school diploma, GED, or equivalent.
Experience: 1 – 2 years’ experience in equipment operation
Work Environment
OSB Manufacturing Plant