2nd Shift-Wrap & Pack Shipping

RBC•Fairfield, CT

23h

About The Position

Under the direction of a supervisor, the Wrap & Pack Shipping employee uses travelers, process sheets, and blueprint notes to prepare, pack, and mark products, along with performing other assigned duties. The work includes verifying part numbers, quantities, and related information; making boxes and applying labels; selecting packaging materials; and setting up bagging, labeling, and other packaging or product-marking equipment. Product marking may use rubber stamping, electro etching, laser marking, dot peen, vibro peen, or other techniques used by Heim. The employee uses computers and relevant software to process products in the shipping area, follows established procedures to use a weight counter to verify box quantities, handles products carefully to minimize transit damage, and moves packaged products with hand trucks or hydraulic lifts. Other duties may include completing production records, pulling stock, relubricating stock items for shipping, replenishing bags on the bagging machine, changing print ribbons, and general shipping work. The employee reports faulty product or equipment and unusual circumstances to the supervisor, maintains housekeeping, and follows safety regulations, including wearing required protective equipment.

Requirements

Ability to use computers and relevant software packages to process products in the shipping area.
Ability to follow established procedures for verifying product quantities.
Ability to handle products carefully and use material-handling devices such as hand trucks and hydraulic lifts.

Responsibilities

Prepare, pack, and mark products using travelers, process sheets, and blueprint notes.
Verify part numbers, quantities, and related product information.
Make boxes, apply labels, and gather appropriate wrapping, boxes, and other packaging materials.
Set up and operate bagging, labeling, and other packaging or product-marking equipment.
Mark products using applicable methods, such as rubber stamping, electro etching, laser marking, dot peen, or vibro peen.
Use computers and relevant software to process products in the shipping area.
Use a weight counter according to established procedures to verify quantities in boxes.
Handle and package products carefully to minimize damage during transit.
Move packaged products within the shipping area or to other areas using hand trucks and hydraulic lifts.
Complete required production records.
Occasionally pull stock, relubricate stock items for shipping, and perform general shipping duties.
Replenish bags on the bagging machine and change print ribbons following specified procedures.
Report faulty product or equipment and unusual circumstances to the supervisor.
Maintain good housekeeping in the work area and comply with safety regulations, including wearing required protective equipment.