Utility Person/Stock Selector

Elkay

Erie (Erie County)

On-site

USD 35,000 - 45,000

Full time

14 days+

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Benefits offered by this job

Competitive Salary

Medical, Dental, Vision Insurance

401(k) Matching

Health Savings Account

Up to 3 weeks starting Vacation

12 Paid Holidays

Annual Bonus Eligibility

Educational Reimbursement

Employee Stock Purchase Plan

Job summary

Elkay in Erie County is seeking a Utility Person to perform various assembly operations and utilize hand/power equipment. Candidates must follow safety regulations and ensure an orderly work environment.

Responsibilities include material handling, maintaining cleanliness, and assisting in shipping and receiving. The position offers a comprehensive benefits package, including medical and retirement plans, vacation time, and educational reimbursement.

Qualifications

Ability to operate hand and power equipment safely.
Experience with material handling equipment.
Ability to maintain cleanliness in work areas.

Responsibilities

Perform assembly operations on machined parts and castings.
Operate material handling equipment as needed.
Follow safety regulations and maintain an orderly work environment.

Skills

Attention to detail

Manual dexterity

Material handling skills

Safety awareness

Job description

Utility Person

Perform repetitive assembly operations on machined parts and castings where fits are of some importance, or assemble standard products consisting of a range of parts which require fitting to assemble.

Use hand and power equipment to perform assembly and testing operations; exercise care in their use.

Operate material handling equipment when necessary.

Keep work areas clean and orderly.

Operate in narrow lanes in transferring materials, using elevating mechanisms with tiered containers.

Perform a variety of operations incidental to assembly, including but not limited to visual inspection, use of measuring devices, proper finish, pick up and pack parts and assemblies for orders — including carrier orders.

Perform other miscellaneous work assigned, including work with other assemblers.

Follow safety regulations; exercise care in operating and in the use of elevating mechanisms to prevent injury to self or other employees, or damage to stored materials or other equipment.

Receive and unload all incoming materials if required.

Attach packing lists, label, or stencil parcels or skids as required.

Verify and identify part numbers and counts on incoming material from vendors, such as Sage, Falconer Switch, Lincoln, etc.

Break down skids and re-palletize as necessary for proper storage of material.

Load and unload outgoing finished product as required (e.g., trucks).

Responsible for correct identification of material being shipped and correct identification of all material pulled and put away, including permanent storage in H & I (E/F) and purchased stores.

Check with traffic department to ascertain which truck to load and weight capacity.

Check quantities and weights in loading trucks, position shipments according to allowable axle weights, block load if needed to prevent shifting.

Perform warehouse/shipping/packing, weighing, wrapping, staging product for shipment to same locations (e.g., warehouse, or same LTL truck) daily as required.

Organize and consolidate correct packaging and packing, skidding of material to order requirements.

Perform any and all pertinent functions required to assure customer receipt of packaged material in sound satisfactory condition.

Verify LTL shipments using BOL to check packages/skids for proper address, weights, and order number to ensure correct material is shipped.

Identify skids with proper shipping information from BOL to assist with shipping skids.

Check quantities against shipping orders.

Record weights, number, and types of containers on bills of lading and shippers copies.

Fill out export orders and ensure accuracy and completion of orders.

Perform other miscellaneous duties related to routine shipping, including marking, stenciling, tagging, and labeling skids as required, proper processing of domestic, export (crating and marking as necessary), Parcel Post, UPS, COD papers and other papers as needed.

Pick up and pack assemblies for warehouse as required.

Identify, count, record, and pack as required with established shipping and packing department practices, utilizing standard packing appliances and/or equipment.

Move materials as needed in and out of storage barn.

Communicate with storekeeper on temporary storage and place temporarily stored materials for most effective use of space and access.

Consolidate same product to one skid to allow for free space daily as needed throughout the warehouse.

Responsible for correct identification, count, check, and storage of all incoming and outgoing parts and material and for proper processing of all paperwork pertaining to storeroom, supplying proper information via tags or other means to stores/floor expeditor for material entering or leaving aisles H & I (E&F).

Assist with receiving clerk’s job to fill in when absent/vacation.

Check condition of material, identify items, palletize if required, verify quantities, and check against bills of lading or packing lists.

Write up receiving reports as required.

Attach Kanban cards to received material.

Requisition, store, and withdraw from designated storage all purchased or manufactured materials or parts to include but not limited to storeroom material, shipping and packaging supplies, and material necessary to keep carrier carton lines operational as well as shipping/customer pack and warehouse pack out and other departments to maintain them in operational status.

Transport material as necessary.

Assist in correct taking and maintaining of inventory.

Assist other stock selectors, instruct and assist packers on how to designate locations, packing and skidding methods, stencil, etc.

Receive and pull all shipping orders (SH’s), machine tabs, OSP, orders for parts in H & I (E&F) to include purchased stores items and storeroom parts.

Check all orders and report to the proper people of errors/problems associated with orders.

Cleaning & Safety

Clean work area at the end of each shift to ensure it’s clean, safe and orderly.
Perform daily cleaning and housekeeping jobs to keep the general plant clean and orderly (dump trash receptacles, pick up and break down cardboard, sweep, mop floors, wash and remove waste from lavatories and restrooms).
Keep washing facilities in a clean, orderly, and sanitary condition.
Replenish service supplies as needed.
Maintain service supplies of soap, paper towels, and other cleaning materials.
Maintain sound safety practices and follow all safety regulations per company policy and safety manual.
Notify supervision if any unsafe conditions exist.
Use all required PPE, guarding, and inspect area for cleanliness and safe operation.
No food is allowed in the work area.

Continuous Improvement

Complete all 5S requirements, maintain Lean Daily Management Tools, including metrics, charts, graphs, sheets, and boards, as needed for sound production efficiencies.

Benefits