2nd Shift (P/T) Packer

1st Shift Mover Helper

 Pay - $15

Mover help

Expectations

Reliable transportation

Good attendance

Be able to work 8 hours shifts.

Job can be physical depending on assignment.

Skills

Read write and follow instructions.

Keep organized.

Teamwork.

Positive attitude

Physical requirements

Physical Ability to lift 30 – 70 Lbs. alone and assist lifts.

Stand for full shift.

Walk full shift.

Carry and Lift and Bend /twist.

Pushing and Pulling

Mover help

Expectations

Reliable transportation (terms can’t get in Company vehicles)

Good attendance

Be able to work 8 hours shifts.

Job can be physical depending on assignment.

Skills

Read write and follow instructions.

Keep organized.

Teamwork.

Positive attitude

Physical requirements

Physical Ability to lift 1-15 Lbs. alone.

Stand for full shift.

Walk full shift.

Carry and Lift and Bend /twist.

Pushing and Pulling

2nd Shift Forklift

Quality Engineer Responsibilities:

·         Lead Continuous Improvement Team using LEAN tools, driving quality, delivery and productivity improvement across all functions of the facility

·         Drive corrective action identification and implementation for all confirmed quality issues, using 8D, PPSR and other applicable processes

·         Lead FMEA teams as needed, including action implementation and verification.

·         Process all First Article and PPAPs as needed for new and transfer tools

·         Support audits (customer and industrial) as needed

·         Act as primary contact for customers on quality inquiries.

·         Interface with suppliers to drive corrective actions as needed.

Quality Engineer Qualifications:

·         Associates or Bachelors in engineering or equivalent experience

·         Experience in connector industry desired but not required.

·         Excellent written and oral communication skills, including telephone conversation skills.

·         High ability to work with Microsoft Office suite of tools (Word, Outlook, Excel, Power point) required.

·         Experience working with progressive stamping dies desired, but not required.

·         Job Type:       Full time position available - 1^st shift

·         Pay: $             Consummerate with experience

Eurofins Job Title Lab Technician 2 Job Description Summary: The main function of a lab technician is to support laboratory operations through general maintenance of laboratory and supply storage areas, equipment, instruments, and supplies. The typical lab technician is expected to use general lab methods, techniques, equipment, and instrumentation in compliance with quality assurance programs and standard operating procedures. Job Responsibilities: - Retrieve samples from Sample Control for analysis - Perform sample preparation including but not limited to: aliquot samples, spike and trace samples, prepare reagents, bottle samples, prepare concentrations, separation, sonication, liquid rack set up - Resolve discrepancies and anomalies to ensure samples are properly labeled - Prepare general lab paperwork such as recording analysis results, tracking samples, bench sheets, and lab logbooks - Wash lab glassware to prepare for next day?s samples - stock lab supplies Skills: - Verbal and written communication skills, attention to detail, and problem solving skills - Basic ability to work independently and manage one?s time - Basic knowledge of the information and techniques for lab testing - Basic ability to analyze data and accurately document and record results. Education/Experience: - High school diploma or GED required. - 2-4 years experience required

Our Sanitation Workers are reliable team members responsible for cleaning and sanitizing the facility, equipment, and machinery to prepare for production and ensure food safety. Responsibilities: • Properly dispose of waste and perform proper chemical application for cleaning and sanitizing • Properly sanitize equipment, follow proper allergen sanitizing of equipment and follow allergen testing procedures • Follow all guidelines and instructions contained in the company master sanitation manual for proper cleanup procedures • Eliminate all possible sources of product contamination, infestations or unsanitary conditions and protect all raw materials from contamination during storage • Perform sanitation of facility, equipment and food manufacturing facility while following good manufacturing practices Required Skills: • No prior experience needed (We will do the training!) • Team players • Ability to communicate • Ability and willing to work overtime as needed 

ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS • Prepare cardboard trays for product packing by supplying the packing station, stapling carton ends together, and placing trays on the work table; operates tray making or stapling machine • Fill cartons / display cartons appropriately. Ensures that products are packaged in boxed with appropriate corresponding labels; places proper quantities of product in each carton / tray; properly packs bags; tapes and seals cartons • Inspect final product before packing by checking bag weights, codes and prices, bag and caddy seals. • Remove unsuitable product and communicates persistent packaging problems to supervisor • Adhere to Pretzel oven operations including oven control adjustment to meet moisture specifications • Caustic cooker operations including cooker control adjustment to meet color / pH specifications • Follow proper Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) and standards and report violations • Follow safety procedures and report violations of safety procedures • Basic troubleshooting and troubleshoot equipment for maximum efficiency • Ensure that work areas are cleaned up at end of shift each day and helps prepare lines for next day’s production or for next shifts production EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE • High school diploma or equivalent required REQUIRED SKILLS AND ABILITIES • Team player • Time management • Communication • Able and willing to work overtime as needed

GENERAL SUMMARY

The Production Associate I is responsible for basic production work in one of the following work areas: Assembly, Coil/Print or Finishing. This position can be given direction and complete all assembly tasks within time requirements. The position always requires the individual to have safety consciousness and comply with all environmental, health and safety (E.H.S) procedures. Successful candidates must be able to follow company policies, procedures, and work instructions to meet quality and productivity expectations; communicate and work with fellow employees; assist in organizing workload.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES

• Basic production assembly process which can include cut cable and cords of varying size and quantities, assembly of components, and labeling of finished goods. Basic knowledge of all relevant production processes and ability to complete assigned tasks as needed.

• Basic tow motor operation

• Basic scan gun processing to label products for further processing, storage, or shipping. This includes issue/receipt and conversion.

• Producing quality and accurate assembled products

• Basic packaging and labeling of finished products

• Responsible for maintaining a clean and organized work area

EDUCATION & SKILLS REQUIREMENTS

• High school diploma or GED

• Ability to read and interpret routine instructions

• Ability to perform basic mathematical calculations

• Organized with the ability to problem solve in an industrial environment

• Ability to operate material movement and packaging equipment

WORKING CONDITIONS

• Ability to use hands and fingers.

• Ability to see, hear and talk. Ability to distinguish colors. Eye protection is required provided by the company.

• Ability to work in light to moderate noise levels where hearing protection is required.

• May work near moving mechanical parts and may be exposed to airborne particles and vibration.

• Good hand/eye coordination and manual dexterity for repetitive tasks.

• Ability to lift/move up to 50 lbs. Push/pull items up to 250 lbs. with assistance.

• Walk up to 400 yards to work and break areas.

• May ascends/descends steps to and from work and break areas.

• Repetitive reaching with hands/arms overhead, under and across throughout shift.

• Repetitive bending, stooping, and twisting throughout shift.