McCloskey Partners
This person will be taking all parts that come from our sanding department and helping set the job up/ stage for a finisher. They will be accounting for all the doors, trim packages, fillers, outlet covers, the trim sheets, the build folders......everything that job needs to ship complete is in the finishers booth and ready for paint. They will have a check sheet to fill out. They will be taking the tape and cardboard off the cabinets after they are dry and ready to assemble. This person must have good time management skills as well as organizational skills.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES As a Material Handler in the Finishing Department, the employee will be responsible for organizing and preparing finished parts and components for final finishing and assembly. This includes receiving materials from the Sanding Department and ensuring all necessary components (doors, trim packages, fillers, outlet covers, the trim sheets, the build folders, other materials are present and accounted for before entering the Finishing Booth. Receive and inspect all parts and accessories, including hardware and those from the Sanding department. Label and organize all incoming parts in storage system. Maintain order of all inventory. Stage components such as doors, drawer fronts, trim packages, fillers, outlet covers, and build folders for finishing Use checklists to verify all parts required for each job are present and properly labeled Ensure all components are placed in the Finishing Booth prior to the painting process Remove tape and cardboard from cabinets once dry and prepare them for final assembly Maintain clean and organized staging areas to ensure efficient workflow Communicate missing or damaged items to the appropriate team members Work in coordination with finishers and production staff to keep jobs moving on schedule Follow all safety guidelines and maintain work area in compliance with company standards SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE
Strong organizational and time management skills Ability to follow detailed checklists and work instructions Comfortable handling cabinetry parts and materials Reliable and self-motivated with a strong work ethic Able to communicate effectively with team members and supervisors QUALIFICATIONS
To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
High school diploma or GED Prior experience in cabinetry, manufacturing, or material handling preferred PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS
At all times, employees are required to be fit for duty. Employees are required to be able to lift up to 50 pounds alone, or 75 pounds or more with team lift, multiple times per day. Employees stand for long periods of time. Employees may work in loud work areas. Employee is expected to be organized, proactive, and able to make sound decisions.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES As a Material Handler in the Finishing Department, the employee will be responsible for organizing and preparing finished parts and components for final finishing and assembly. This includes receiving materials from the Sanding Department and ensuring all necessary components (doors, trim packages, fillers, outlet covers, the trim sheets, the build folders, other materials are present and accounted for before entering the Finishing Booth. Receive and inspect all parts and accessories, including hardware and those from the Sanding department. Label and organize all incoming parts in storage system. Maintain order of all inventory. Stage components such as doors, drawer fronts, trim packages, fillers, outlet covers, and build folders for finishing Use checklists to verify all parts required for each job are present and properly labeled Ensure all components are placed in the Finishing Booth prior to the painting process Remove tape and cardboard from cabinets once dry and prepare them for final assembly Maintain clean and organized staging areas to ensure efficient workflow Communicate missing or damaged items to the appropriate team members Work in coordination with finishers and production staff to keep jobs moving on schedule Follow all safety guidelines and maintain work area in compliance with company standards SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE
Strong organizational and time management skills Ability to follow detailed checklists and work instructions Comfortable handling cabinetry parts and materials Reliable and self-motivated with a strong work ethic Able to communicate effectively with team members and supervisors QUALIFICATIONS
To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
High school diploma or GED Prior experience in cabinetry, manufacturing, or material handling preferred PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS
At all times, employees are required to be fit for duty. Employees are required to be able to lift up to 50 pounds alone, or 75 pounds or more with team lift, multiple times per day. Employees stand for long periods of time. Employees may work in loud work areas. Employee is expected to be organized, proactive, and able to make sound decisions.