Palletizer

Amcor•Henderson, NV

6d•Onsite

About The Position

All personnel must be familiar with Life Saving Rules as presented in the Employee Handbook. Ear plugs, safety glasses, hairnets, smocks and any other equipment that is job related must be worn in production areas at all times. Hairnet is to be changed daily, or as needed. All hair must be placed inside hairnet and hairnet must be worn below ears. Smocks must be removed prior to entering break room or restroom. Steel toe safety shoes must be worn at all times. When not in use, always lower the forks of the pallet jack to the floor. Never leave the forks in a raised position. Pallet Mover is required to clock in 15 minutes before the beginning of their shift to discuss shift operations with Pallet Mover from previous shift and review any upcoming changes before reporting to the safety meeting site at the start of their shift. Compare labels to travelers for accurate information. Check to see if materials used for packaging matches the bill of materials section of the traveler. If any other item is used other than specified on the traveler, the item #, description, and quantity used for each shift must be written at the bottom of the traveler. Make a list of the remaining balances on all travelers. Check all machines for sufficient supplies the Line Inspectors may need. Notify warehouse when supplies are needed. At the end of the run or a mold change, fill out the Return to Warehouse Ticket for any supplies being returned to the warehouse. Use pallet jack to move cardboard, empty pallets and finished product to and from warehouse. Cardboard may not be hand-carried onto the production floor. Cardboard totes must be loaded and unloaded utilizing a 2-person "team lift". Only the amount of cardboard necessary to fill a box rack may be brought out at any given time. Plastic straps used to secure bundles of cardboard must be removed using an approved safety knife and cut-resistant gloves. The straps must be removed completely and disposed of in a waste receptacle as soon as they are removed. Do not leave straps on floor where they may become a slip or trip hazard. When pallets are brought from the warehouse, inspect pallets for the following: broken boards, excessive dirt, rat and bird droppings, etc. Only bring clean and unbroken pallets to the molding floor. When bringing totes for bailing, remove stretch wrap and wipe top of tote with a rag, removing all dust before coming onto the production floor. Totes and all skids of product transferring from the warehouse to the rework area must be wiped off with a rag removing all dust from the top of product. If assisting with breaks, make sure breaks and lunches are given at appropriate time. Pallet Mover must be able to perform Line Inspector responsibilities. Accelerating the possible. Right now. Authorities: The Pallet Mover has the authority to notify warehouse personnel when supplies are needed, to bring supplies to the production floor, and to use a pallet jack to move finished product from the production floor to the warehouse.

Requirements

Must wear ear plugs, safety glasses, hairnets, smocks, and steel toe safety shoes at all times in production areas.
Hairnet must be changed daily, or as needed, and all hair must be placed inside.
Smocks must be removed prior to entering break room or restroom.
When not in use, always lower the forks of the pallet jack to the floor.
Compare labels to travelers for accurate information.
Check to see if materials used for packaging matches the bill of materials section of the traveler.
Make a list of the remaining balances on all travelers.
Notify warehouse when supplies are needed.
Cardboard may not be hand-carried onto the production floor.
Cardboard totes must be loaded and unloaded utilizing a 2-person "team lift".
Only the amount of cardboard necessary to fill a box rack may be brought out at any given time.
Plastic straps used to secure bundles of cardboard must be removed using an approved safety knife and cut-resistant gloves.
Do not leave straps on floor where they may become a slip or trip hazard.
Inspect pallets for broken boards, excessive dirt, rat and bird droppings, etc.
Only bring clean and unbroken pallets to the molding floor.
Remove stretch wrap and wipe top of tote with a rag, removing all dust before coming onto the production floor.
Totes and all skids of product transferring from the warehouse to the rework area must be wiped off with a rag removing all dust from the top of product.
Self-motivated / self-starter.
Must have good communication skills and be well organized.
Must have basic mathematical skills.

Responsibilities

Clock in 15 minutes before the beginning of their shift to discuss shift operations with Pallet Mover from previous shift and review any upcoming changes before reporting to the safety meeting site at the start of their shift.
Compare labels to travelers for accurate information.
Check to see if materials used for packaging matches the bill of materials section of the traveler.
If any other item is used other than specified on the traveler, the item #, description, and quantity used for each shift must be written at the bottom of the traveler.
Make a list of the remaining balances on all travelers.
Check all machines for sufficient supplies the Line Inspectors may need.
Notify warehouse when supplies are needed.
At the end of the run or a mold change, fill out the Return to Warehouse Ticket for any supplies being returned to the warehouse.
Use pallet jack to move cardboard, empty pallets and finished product to and from warehouse.
Remove plastic straps used to secure bundles of cardboard using an approved safety knife and cut-resistant gloves.
Dispose of removed straps in a waste receptacle.
Inspect pallets for broken boards, excessive dirt, rat and bird droppings, etc.
Remove stretch wrap and wipe top of tote with a rag, removing all dust before coming onto the production floor.
Wipe off totes and all skids of product transferring from the warehouse to the rework area with a rag removing all dust from the top of product.
Make sure breaks and lunches are given at appropriate time.
Perform Line Inspector responsibilities.

Benefits

Medical, dental and vision plans
Paid time off, starting at 40 hours per year for full-time hourly employees, may vary by location
Company-paid holidays starting at 8 days per year and may vary by location
Wellbeing programs & Employee Assistance Program
Health Savings Account/Flexible Spending Account
Life insurance, AD&D, short-term & long-term disability, and voluntary benefits
Paid Parental Leave
Retirement Savings Plan with company match
Tuition Reimbursement (dependent upon approval)
Discretionary bonus program (initial eligibility dependent upon hire date)