Roll Clamp Driver

Roll Clamp Driver

Unload and deliver materials necessary for manufacturing needs. Duties also include : recording and warehousing raw materials and in-process materials for future use, working in a safe manner, and obeying all safety rules.

Roll clamp, box clamp, forklift, production sheets, clipboard, RF units, floor sweeper, tractor, company truck, mowers, lifts, scrap systems and balers.

Perform all duties in a safe and orderly manner. Actively engaged, involved, and current in SWO process; Participate in safety meetings and safety tours. Ensure production and distribution of products consistent with established food safety, sanitation and quality standards. Operate RF unit; Properly document transactions between production and warehouse. Store all materials in designated storage areas, properly documented and accordance with designated storage patterns. Unload, warehouse, and properly document inbound shipments; Load and properly document outbound shipments. Help in reconciling inventory problems. Notify Supervisor and / or Group Leader of any damaged shipments. Check areas of truck listed on forklift check sheet; report problems to shift supervisor or group leader. Shuttle materials required for production needs from outside warehouse. Operate all Powered Industrial Trucks (PIT), scissor and boom lifts to heights of up to 30 feet, baler machines, banders, hand tapers, and tape sealing machines. Fill propane tanks, as assigned. Once qualified, instruct and train other operators. Maintain all work areas in a clean and orderly manner. Fulfill overtime requirements necessary to ensure job requirements are met. Perform all duties in the Warehouse baler room operation. Perform all Warehouse Labor Grade 3 duties. Perform Distribution Labor Grade 4 duties when necessary. Perform Railroad duties when necessary. Follow inventory protocol to maintain good cycle counts. Assist in other areas or perform other duties, as assigned.

Ability to complete job specific training for and essential functions of this job classification. Good communication skills. Demonstrated ability to prioritize assigned work duties, organizational skills and detail orientation. Self-motivated and able to work with minimal supervision; Ability to follow verbal or written instructions. Works well with others. Must have a valid Drivers License. Able to work overtime-required to cover the opposite shift railroad operators. Ability to perform the essential physical functions of the position, with or without accommodation. This includes : Sitting, walking or standing for extended periods of time, up to 12-hours; Lifting to 50 lbs.; Visual acuity and depth perception necessary to operator PIT equipment; Working in various temperatures & humidity levels.