Crane Operator

ADP, Inc.; Bowling Green (KY); On-site; USD 25,000 - 28,000; Full time

Job summary

Bilstein Group in Bowling Green, KY is seeking a Full Time Central Coil Storage Operator to receive, stock and manage hot rolled steel coils. You will operate cranes and forklifts, position coils, and ensure safe, efficient warehouse flow in a heavy manufacturing environment.

Responsibilities also include inspecting coils, recording data, verifying labels against shipments, and maintaining 5S standards. The role requires teamwork with production and maintenance staff and strict adherence to

Responsibilities

• Operating cranes and forklifts to receive, stock and control inventory of hot rolled steel coils.
• Using crane to position coils in designated receptacles and stacking per rules.
• Operating crane for heavy lifting, ensuring that coil weights are within crane capacity.
• Handling slings, cables, straps, and the crane prior to lifting operations.
• Unloading covered rail wagons and reporting damaged wagons to the Production Team Leader.
• Inspecting coils to ensure conformance to specifications and documenting in the Product Control Plan.
• Recording data and verifying coil labels against shipping documents; placing suspect coils on hold for quality control/inspection.
• Inputting delivered coil data into the warehouse system using handheld barcode scanner.
• Printing identification tags on finished product for traceability.
• Positioning steel coils on conveyors to transport to subsequent stations.
• Instructing team members in unloading and warehousing operation.
• Reading production schedules and work orders to determine processing sequences.
• Ensuring that housekeeping and 5S standards are maintained in the steel coil warehouse area.

Job description

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Full Time Bowling Green, KY, US

5 days ago Requisition ID: 1147

Salary Range: $18.00 To $20.00 Hourly

Company Overview:

Established in 1911 in Hagen, Germany, the BILSTEIN GROUP has established itself as a worldwide leader in cold-rolled steel production. The BILSTEIN facility in Bowling Green, KY is the company’s first United States manufacturing operation and serves the automotive industry, automotive supply industry, as well as, the saw and tooling industry with tailor-made steel grades.

Duties & Responsibilities

The Central Coil Storage Operator receives, stocks and controls the inventory of hot rolled steel coils that are delivered to the plant by road transport.

Specific duties include:

Operations

• Operating cranes and/or forklifts to receive, stock and control the inventory of hot rolled steel coils that are delivered to the plant by road transportation.
• Using crane to position coils in the designated receptacles, stacking them as per stacking rules. Also using cranes/forklifts for movement of inbound, in-process and finished goods.
• Responsible for operation of crane used in heavy lifting and transport, ensuring that the coil weights are within the rated load capacity of the crane, performing preventative maintenance as required to ensure safe and continual service of crane.
• Responsible for slings, cables, straps, and the crane prior to lifting operations
• Unloading covered rail wagons opening and closing wagons using the appropriate tools, reporting any damaged rail wagons immediately to the Production Team Leader.
• Examining coils to ensure that they conform to specifications, undertaking inspection and testing as required and documented in the Product Control Plan.
• Recording data, checking delivered coils conform to quality requirements, comparing and verifying information on delivered coil labels compared to shipping documents from the supplier, placing any suspect coils on hold for quality control/inspection.
• Inputting delivered coil data into the warehouse computer system, using handheld barcode scanner to capture delivered coil details, determining storage location.
• Printing identification tags on finished product for subsequent processing and traceability.
• Positioning steel coils on conveyors, using crane, chain hoists or grabs, to transport them to subsequent stations.
• Instructing team members in unloading and warehousing operation. Reading production schedules and work orders to determine processing sequences for the delivery of steel coils to production units.
• Ensuring that housekeeping and 5S standards are maintained in the steel coil warehouse area.