Paint Line Packer/Unloader

DescriptionJob OverviewThe Packer/unloader is responsible receiving freshly painted items from the paint line, inspecting them for quality, properly packaging them according to specifications, and preparing them for shipping, often by loading them onto pallets or into containers, while ensuring proper labeling and quantity control within a fast-paced manufacturing environment; this role typically involves repetitive tasks and requires good hand-eye coordination and attention to detail.Duties And ResponsibilitiesRemoving finished painted parts from the conveyor belt of the paint line. Visually checking painted parts for defects like scratches, paint runs, or inconsistencies. Placing parts into appropriate packaging materials boxes based on product specifications. Affixing proper labels with relevant information like product code, batch number, and quantity. Arranging packaged parts on pallets in a secure and organized manner. Maintaining accurate counts of packaged items and reporting any discrepancies. Keeping the work area clean and ensuring proper functioning of packaging equipment. Other duties as assignedShift And ScheduleFull-time10-hour shift Monday through Friday5-hour shift Saturday as needed$15.00/hourBenefits401(k)401(k) matchingDental insuranceHealth insuranceLife insurancePaid time offVision insuranceLyon is an equal opportunity Minority/Female/Individuals with Disabilities/ Protected Veteran and Affirmative Action Employer.RequirementsRequired Skills and Abilities:Ability to lift and maneuver heavy items repeatedly in a fast paced environment. Precisely placing items into packaging materials. Identifying minor defects in painted parts and ensuring proper packaging. Counting and verifying quantities. Adhering to established packaging procedures and quality standards. Basic understanding of production line operationsEducation And ExperienceHigh school diploma or equivalentPrevious manufacturing experience helpful but not requiredPhysical RequirementsAbility to unload a variety of parts in all shapes and sizes above shoulders and down to 12” from the floor repetitively for entire shift, excluding breaks and lunchesAbility to lift and maneuver heavy all-welded lockers and other partsProlonged periods of standing and walking