Seasonal Shipping Utility

GCC•Rapid City, SD

19h•$22 - $22•Onsite

About The Position

GCC is a world-class company that produces, distributes and markets cement, ready-mixed concrete, aggregates, and innovative products related to the construction industries in Mexico and the United States. We take pride in being a market leader with a culture of innovation, high performance and safety. GCC offers a very competitive benefits program including paid time off, medical, dental, vision, short and long-term disability insurance plans, and a 401K. Perform operational maintenance on machines in rail and truck silos. Perform preventative maintenance on various shipping equipment. Operate basement pumping equipment moving cement to shipping outlets ensuring that the correct type of cement is being loaded. Must be able to load bulk trucks, load railcars, operate switch engines and weigh railcars. Check load slips to determine the type of cement. Check to see if the pump is in the right bin to provide customers with the proper type of cement. Turns on compressors and pumps. Must keep proper bin full for loading crew. Clean uploading area, as required. Performs maintenance on cement pumps, dust collectors, and air compressors. Load railroad cars with bulk cement. Seal cars with proper tags after loading. Clean and inspect car doors before and after loading. Weigh all cars, empty and loaded. Keep tops of railcars cleaned of buildup. Monitor dust collectors in rail silo. Inspect and repair the roof of the silo, as required. Take a sample of each car loaded and properly document. Will maintain a safe working environment, adhere to safety policies and practices, perform daily housekeeping of assigned area, perform daily workplace inspections, adhere to plant policies and proper use of plant radios. Be familiar with MSHA safety rules, safety procedures for plant mobile equipment, lockout/Tagout policy, confined space permit policy, hot work policy, emergency response plan, arc flash/shock and burn protection, proper containment and disposal process (via Waste Management Plan) for lubricants, paints/solvents and other environmentally sensitive materials. Ensure quality of work performed, participate in continuous improvement system, observe and promote best practices, good time management and be able to troubleshoot/analyze root cause failure. Will work where and when needed as directed by plant supervisory personnel to meet plant needs.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent
Knowledge of all phases of a shipping operation.
Basic mechanical skills.
Thorough knowledge of silo configuration and type of cement shipped.
Basic computer skills.
Good physical condition as position requires bending, kneeling, walking, standing, climbing, stairs and lifting; high degree of manual dexterity and coordination and good eye/hand coordination.

Responsibilities

Perform operational maintenance on machines in rail and truck silos.
Perform preventative maintenance on various shipping equipment.
Operate basement pumping equipment moving cement to shipping outlets ensuring that the correct type of cement is being loaded.
Load bulk trucks, load railcars, operate switch engines and weigh railcars.
Check load slips to determine the type of cement.
Check to see if the pump is in the right bin to provide customers with the proper type of cement.
Turns on compressors and pumps.
Keep proper bin full for loading crew.
Clean uploading area, as required.
Performs maintenance on cement pumps, dust collectors, and air compressors.
Load railroad cars with bulk cement.
Seal cars with proper tags after loading.
Clean and inspect car doors before and after loading.
Weigh all cars, empty and loaded.
Keep tops of railcars cleaned of buildup.
Monitor dust collectors in rail silo.
Inspect and repair the roof of the silo, as required.
Take a sample of each car loaded and properly document.
Maintain a safe working environment, adhere to safety policies and practices, perform daily housekeeping of assigned area, perform daily workplace inspections, adhere to plant policies and proper use of plant radios.
Be familiar with MSHA safety rules, safety procedures for plant mobile equipment, lockout/Tagout policy, confined space permit policy, hot work policy, emergency response plan, arc flash/shock and burn protection, proper containment and disposal process (via Waste Management Plan) for lubricants, paints/solvents and other environmentally sensitive materials.
Ensure quality of work performed, participate in continuous improvement system, observe and promote best practices, good time management and be able to troubleshoot/analyze root cause failure.
Work where and when needed as directed by plant supervisory personnel to meet plant needs.