Production Team Member

Gabriel Group

Martinsburg (WV)

On-site

USD 20,000 - 29,000

Full time

13 days ago

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Benefits offered by this job

Night shift differential

Job summary

Gabriel Group in Martinsburg, WV is hiring for a full-time packaging line worker. Base pay is $18.00 per hour, non-exempt, with shift differential for night shifts. Position handles packaging, palletizing, roll installation, and warehouse coordination, following safety and quality standards.

The role requires attention to process schedules, accurate record-keeping, and teamwork to keep production running smoothly. On-site facility with standard full-time hours.

Qualifications

  • Must be successful in human relations.
  • Should be a problem solver and be open to suggestions.
  • Must be able to work systematically and programmatically.
  • Should be inclined to keep records.
  • Should be able to evaluate the workflow as a whole system and provide coordination between functions.
  • Should be able to work meticulously and carefully.

Responsibilities

  • Packaging and transporting pallets, installing rolls on the machine, unwinding the roll, cutting the roll, and recording roll entries.
  • Ensure production follows the production schedule and quality plan.
  • Notify supervisor of events that may disrupt production.
  • Maintain accurate package counts and barcode reading.
  • Keep machines and surfaces clean and safe.
  • Use safety and hygiene equipment as required.
  • Deliver pallets to the product warehouse and manage roll coordination with staff.

Skills

Problem solving
Team coordination
Organized
Records keeping

Job description

  • Location 5115 Winchester Ave,Martinsburg, WV, 25405,United States
  • Base Pay $18.00 / Hour
  • Employee Type Full-Time Non-Exempt
Description
Basic Operations:

Packaging, transporting pallets, installing rolls on the machine, unwinding the roll, cutting the roll, making entries of roll entering the warehouse, pouring raw materials into the machine hoppers, produce fluffs, filling and transporting agglomerate sacks, taking manufactured products to the product warehouse by reading their barcodes, arranging product packages in the warehouse, loading and unloading products and other equivalent tasks of a similar nature.

Duties and Responsibilities:

The Process Element task is covered by basic labor. Therefore, no skills required jobs include packaging, transporting , installing rolls on the machine, unwinding the roll, cutting the roll, making entries of rolls entering the warehouse, pouring raw materials into the machine hopper, crimping, filling and transporting agglomerate sacks, taking manufactured products to the product warehouse by reading their barcodes, arranging product packages in the warehouse, loading and unloading products and other equivalent jobs of a similar nature.

Ensuring that production is carried out in accordance with the production schedule.

To ensure that the products produced are made in accordance with the quality plan.

To notify the superior of events that may disrupt the production.

Not to reduce the production speed below the standards.

To inform his superior about the deficiencies or non-conformities he has detected in the machines.

To ensure that the package quantities are accurate and error-free during the production period.

To make sure the machine, the tables and machine surfaces are clean.

To comply with the warning signs on the machines.

To use the occupational safety and hygiene equipment required by the job.

Checking the entering part of the packages after gluing, making sure there are no openings left

The packaging staff, along with the machine operators, are also responsible for the removal of hairs, flies, insects and foreign substances from the inside of the packages.

To deliver the completed pallets to the product warehouse.

To use the packer machine for the packaging of the working product if it is suitable, to inform the superiors if it is not suitable and to ensure that the settings are made.

When placing packages on the pallet, pay attention to the way they are placed on the pallet and the number of packages that should be on the pallet.

Arrange around the packaging machine at the end of the shift.

To not sticking barcodes on bags unnecessarily

To take the mold waste from the machines to the Recycling department by means of a Shredder car.

To ensure that production continues without stopping by installing the rolls in accordance with the production program determined for each roll brought behind the thermoformer, and at the same time to ensure that the installed rolls are taken to the recycling unit by cutting out the inappropriate parts.

To keep the machine areas clean.

To ensure that the equipment they use is well-maintained and clean.

To detect the malfunctions and deficiencies of the equipment they use and to inform his superior.

When 3/4 of the rolls attached to the machine have been used, to attach the second roll to the machine to prevent the rolls from rubbing and gain static electricity against each other.

To exchange information about the installed rolls, the course of production by meeting with the roll staff of the previous shift

Lifting the rolls by taking power from the knees, in a way that does not give weight to the waist, in accordance with the rule.

To install the correct roll to the thermoformer by communicating with the roll responsible staff.

Working in coordination with the extrusion department, to make the entries of the rolls entering the warehouse.

By working in coordination with the Roll Responsible Staff, sending the outputs of the rolls to be used in the production program to the thermoforming department.

To check the order and cleanliness of the Roll Warehouse.

To act in such a way that the roll will not be damaged when lowering heavy rolls over the pallet

Requirements
Qualifications:

Must be successful in human relations.

Should be a problem solver and be open to suggestions.

Must be able to work systematically and programmatically.

Should be inclined to keep records.

Should be able to evaluate the workflow as a whole system and able to provide coordination and balance between various functions.

Should be able to work meticulously and carefully.

Summary
Plus $1.00 shift differential for Night Shift
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