Warehouse Operator Weekend PT Hebron

JOB DESCRIPTION

We believe that clothes — and how you make them — can make a difference. Since 1853, we’ve been obsessed with innovation to meet people’s needs. We invented the first blue jean. And we reinvented khaki pants. We pioneered labor and environmental guidelines for our manufacturing partners. And we work to build sustainability into everything we do. A company doesn’t last 160 years by standing still. It endures by reinventing itself, striving to delight its consumers, winning in the marketplace, and by remaining true to its values. We employ more than 17,000 people around the world – supporting great brands, including Levi’s®, Dockers® and Denizen®. Our employees are committed to innovation, creativity and collaboration. Put simply, if you’re looking for a new opportunity, this is a great place to grow your career.

We are looking for a Flex Pac Associate who will bring support, organization and above all else, personality to our team. It is important to us that this person has the energy and desire to manage the execution of all activities that are deemed necessary to the position.

Job Objective            

To remove customer order from tote, inspect and assure proper unit and quantity, apply customer value-added services, pack in appropriate carton, label and place on exit queue conveyor. 

Essential Job Function

Perform keyboard transactions to operate core systems, such as Maui system Process garments and pack cartons following procedures Perform value-added services such as price ticketing, hangers, specialized folding, bags, etc. Apply labels, barcodes Operation of hand held scanner Reprint labels or tags Assemble cartons and manually tape them as needed Maintain established expectancy and accuracy goals Overhead scanners

Equipment/Clothing Used to Perform Job

Casual clothing Shoes with covered toes Adjustable workstation Ergonomic workstation Tape gun Bar code printer Catalog print label Hangers/Hanger machine Plastic bags Cartons Computer Hand-held scanner Pens Denison needle gun Mini markers/leg strips/Uvms

Significant Work Site Measurements

Adjustable work surface (32-37”) Height of tote on Casi Aide Stations is 43” Compute keyboard is 16” above work surface, 18” from edge of work surface Carton holder is 26-29” high Top of carton while in older up to 42” 10-15’ from workstation to sundries storage Up to 40’ from work station to palletized assembled cartons 28” reach to tape dispenser Units weigh up to 4 # Sundries storage shelf height is 8-45” Top of empty carton stack is up to 72”

Hours Worked/Work Environment

The plant is clean with a comfortable temperature and moderate noise level.  There are three shifts this job is performed on. 

Part time hours are Saturday & Sunday 7am to 3:30pm (8) Hours

$16.50 plus $.55 shift differential

Critical Demands of Job

The following information describes the physical activities that are performed during a normal workday by the employees performing this job classification.  The percentage of a normal workday that the physical activity is conducted will be identified as follows:

• Rarely: 1-5% of the time in an 8-10 hour workday

• Occasionally: 6-33% of the time in an 8-10 hour workday

• Frequently: 34-66% of the time in an 8-10 hour workday

• Continuously: 67-100% of the time in an 8-10 hour workday

Standing: (Continuous) This job is performed in a standing position on concrete for up to 3 hours per interval.  

Walking/Carry: (Frequently) Walking in short distances of up to 40’ to retrieve sundries from storage, place at once cartons on storage rack and transfer units from tote to carton.                     

Lifting: (Continuous) Lifting units up to 8# from tote 43” high to work station surface (32-37”).  (Occasionally) Lifting full carton (up to 50#) from work station surface (32-37”) to floor or up to shelf at 45”.

Carrying: (Continuous) Carry empty assembled carton (2#) from pallet or staging area, up to 40’, to work surface.  (Occasionally) Carry full carton (up to 50#) from workstation to floor or shelf up to 15”.  (If conveyor is down, carrying full carton may become frequent.).

Forward-Bending: (Frequent) Forward bending while standing to retrieve sundries from storage shelves, assembling carton, etc.

Push/Pull: (Frequent) Push with a force up to 10# to move full carton onto exit conveyor.  Pull with a force of 10# to apply tape to carton.  Push units in the box.  Push lid closed.  Push tape. 

Gripping: (Continuous) Full hand grip up to 30# to handle units from tote to carton, operate tape gun, etc.  Pinch grip up to 15# to apply labels, pick up individual units, hang unit on hangers, hand scanners, etc.

Reaching: (Frequently) Rea