Flocking - Paint Sprayer - Night Shift - $24.10/hour

Mitchell Plastics•Charlestown, IN

1d•Onsite

About The Position

We currently have openings for a Paint/ Adhesive/Flock Sprayer based out of Charlestown, Indiana. We have an opening on 3rd shift. This position will report to the Paint/Flocking Supervisor/Cell Leader. The successful candidate will be responsible for producing a quality painted part per customer requirements. The adhesive/flocking sprayer must also inspect molded parts for defects prior to adhesive and clean parts with ionized air blowgun prior to loading the parts on a conveyor belt. They will be responsible for moving and stacking full boxes of parts received from the molding department. The successful candidate will be responsible to do all manual start up preparations; preparing adhesive, flocking and setting up the computer. The adhesive/flocking sprayer is responsible to visually evaluate sprayed parts and adjust spray gun and or flocking gun or paint supply based in part evaluation and written set-up standards. They must clean the adhesive line area, and other miscellaneous duties as directed by the Supervisor or cell leader. The adhesive/flocking sprayer will cross train, on adhesive, flocking and blow off as needed. Such duties include: hand spray adhesive, and hand spray flocking on manual line, filling and keeping adhesive supply pots full of adhesive stock, visual evaluation of sprayed and flocked parts, and making adjustments on the spray guns based on part evaluation, check, troubleshoot, and maintenance of adhesive spray and supply equipment. They are also responsible for loading mask washer, learning the equipment aspects and chemical levels; learning all machines and how to assist in maintenance of said machines (Mask Washer, Shaker Machine, and Inferred Oven), learning all functions of said machines. The adhesive/flocking sprayer is responsible for blow off, inspection, packing finished goods and production label creation.

Requirements

Stand/walk greater than 7.5 hours a day.
Perform finger and hand dexterity 80% in an 8-hour day.
Lift 60 pounds.
Lift, bend, stoop, push and pull frequently.
Wear a particular respirator, earplugs, and safety glasses.
Pass a physical exam in order to wear respirator equipment if hand spraying on paint line 3 ‘frequency as required per safety regulations.
Wear a respirator for the full shift if hand spraying 7.5 hours per day.
Hand spray product manually holding arms up for 7.5 hours per day.
Wear coveralls and work in a non-controlled plant (High heat possible).
Follow 5’s daily.
Grade 12 education or a GED.
Dedicated and able to work in an organized and efficient manner.
Willing to work overtime when necessary.

Responsibilities

Producing a quality painted part per customer requirements.
Inspect molded parts for defects prior to adhesive.
Clean parts with ionized air blowgun prior to loading the parts on a conveyor belt.
Moving and stacking full boxes of parts received from the molding department.
Perform manual start up preparations; preparing adhesive, flocking and setting up the computer.
Visually evaluate sprayed parts and adjust spray gun and or flocking gun or paint supply based in part evaluation and written set-up standards.
Clean the adhesive line area, and other miscellaneous duties as directed by the Supervisor or cell leader.
Cross train on adhesive, flocking and blow off as needed.
Hand spray adhesive, and hand spray flocking on manual line.
Fill and keep adhesive supply pots full of adhesive stock.
Check, troubleshoot, and maintenance of adhesive spray and supply equipment.
Load mask washer, learning the equipment aspects and chemical levels.
Learn all machines and how to assist in maintenance of said machines (Mask Washer, Shaker Machine, and Inferred Oven).
Learn all functions of said machines.
Responsible for blow off, inspection, packing finished goods and production label creation.