Material Handler 1

Report accidents, unsafe conditions that may jeopardize 1. Support inventory activities when required.
the integrity to self, fellow workers, machines or 2. Bring support to fellow workers in any activity required by the
installations, to shift advisor, production manager or supervisor or production manager.
safety coordinator. 3. Perform other related duties that contribute to the success of
2. Perform all work in accordance with established safety
procedures, including lock-out/tag-out and notify any
unsafe conditions to Shift Supervisor, shift engineer,
Manufacturing Manager and Safety Coordinator.
3. Safety: Follow all company safety policies. Immediately
report any unsafe conditions or acts to the shift
supervisors or other leaders. Immediately report any
property damage to shift supervisors or other leaders.
Immediately report any injury, including pain or
discomfort (even from home), to the shift supervisor at
time of occurrence.
4. Comply with all PPE (Personal Protective Equipment)
5. Follow all HACCP and good manufacturing practices
(GMP's) and SQF requirements
6. Follows environmental and safety regulations and acts
in compliance with US laws.
7. Maintain a clean and orderly work area throughout the
shift with the help of other material handlers or
extrusion operators. This applies to all areas of the
plant.
the operation as assigned by the supervisor
4. Assist in training coordinated by HR or the department where
participation is needed.
5. Although encouraged to learn, a Material handler does NOT
perform the requirements of an Opit nor of any other Operator
or technical position, since he/she has not received the training
in those areas. Examples: Doing a screen change, Cleaning the
die or , Gapping the Die & Roll stand.
6. Propose innovative ideas for problems in the plant or
suggestions on improving processes and tasks