EHS Technician -2nd SHIFT

Franklin Precision Industry Inc•Franklin, KY

3d•Onsite

About The Position

This role is for a 2nd shift EHS Technician responsible for collecting, sorting, and transporting plastic components and scrap materials from production lines. The technician will maintain material flow standards, support recycling and waste-handling, and perform routine removal of trash and packaging. Key responsibilities include conducting visual checks, completing documentation, participating in housekeeping programs, and communicating any process issues to the supervisor. The role also involves cross-training for material handling activities in other areas.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent required
Demonstrate excellent verbal, written, communication and interpersonal skills
Demonstrate good organizational skills
Able to lift up to 40 lbs. repeatedly and perform repetitive handling tasks
Able to identify issues quickly and report to Supervisor
Able to adapt to changing operational priorities
Must obtain a forklift operator’s license through company training
Proven experience in plastic recycling operations is essential

Nice To Haves

Prior material handling or manufacturing experience preferred
EHS (Safety) experience highly preferred

Responsibilities

Collect, sort, and stage plastic components and scrap materials from production lines.
Transport materials to designated accumulation or processing areas using authorized equipment.
Maintain FIFO practices and adhere to material flow standards consistent with TPS and plant procedures.
Support recycling and waste-handling requirements by following established documentation processes.
Perform routine removal of trash, scrap, and packaging materials from assigned manufacturing zones.
Conduct basic visual checks to ensure materials are properly classified and contamination is minimized.
Complete required logs, counts, or system entries to maintain material accuracy.
Participate in company 5S and housekeeping programs.
Communicate irregularities, shortages, or process issues promptly to the supervisor.
Crosstrain to support material handling activities across other areas as needed.