Sea Bulk Liner - Export

Quantix SCS LLC•Rincon, GA

About The Position

The Sea Bulk Liner prepares 20’ and 40’ containers for resin loading by properly installing sea bulk liners. The role focuses exclusively on container preparation, liner integrity, and area readiness, while following safety, quality, and environmental standards. The Sea Bulk Liner does not perform loading or scaling activities. The position requires working outdoors and inside enclosed containers in varying weather conditions, including hot and humid environments. Physical tasks include lifting up to 55 lbs and standing, bending, and walking for extended periods. Weekend or holiday work may be required based on customer demand.

Requirements

Safety-conscious and quality-focused mindset.
Effective verbal communication skills.
Ability to follow written and verbal work instructions.
Detail oriented.
Ability to properly install both 20’ and 40’ sea bulk liners.
Ability to work outdoors and inside enclosed containers in varying weather conditions.
Ability to work in hot and humid environments, including elevated temperatures inside containers during summer months.
Ability to lift up to 55 lbs.
Ability to stand, bend, and walk for extended periods.
Willingness to work weekends or holidays based on customer demand.

Responsibilities

Install sea bulk liners in 20’ and 40’ containers according to established work instructions.
Inspect containers before liner installation to ensure they are clean and suitable.
Follow the daily seabulk schedule, lining the correct containers in the correct order with the correct liner type.
Ensure liners are correctly installed, properly secured, and free of damage.
Record quality inspection points on appropriate checklists and take required photo evidence.
Communicate container readiness to the Sea Bulk Operator or Supervisor after liner installation.
Monitor liner inventory and report shortages or damaged liners to the Supervisor.
Keep liner and staging areas clean and organized throughout the shift.
Immediately report safety concerns, damaged liners, or container issues to the Supervisor.
Follow all safety, quality, and environmental procedures.