SUMMARY:

The Welder has primary responsibility is TIG and/or MIG welding of aluminum and steel parts. Each job must be run with safety, accuracy, and timeliness in the welding area.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES include the following:

• Plans details of work order procedures; gathers required tools and materials based on instructions and specifications provided for the job.
• Repairs and fabricates various items and equipment using cutting, burning, and welding techniques and equipment.
• Prepares, assembles, and tacks weld parts and surfaces to be welded.
• Maintains, organizes, and cleans equipment and the work area.
• Must be able to properly and safely lift up to 50 lbs. pounds.
• Employee will not lift by self any items over 50lbs, you will ask for assistance.
• You will familiarize yourself with proper lifting and turning procedures using legs –not your back.
• Must be able to properly and safely operate machinery, as trained and authorized to do so by the company.
• Do not use machinery that you are not familiar with and have not been instructed in proper use techniques.
• Welding helmet, gloves, apron, and safety glasses MUST be worn at all times.
• Hearing protection MUST be used in any high noise areas, welding, grinding, hammering, air press, and cutting areas.
• DO NOT look at the welding area with naked eyes, as even a glace can cause damage. Always wear properly approved safety glasses to view the welding arc.
• You must wear an N95 dust/mist respirator mask when welding, cutting or grinding.
• You must wear rubber sole – leather type work shoes (no sneakers). Full-length pants and long sleeves shirts with forearms protectors (or) suitable welding jacket (or) welding apron and sleeves (no sleeveless shirts permitted).
• Performs other related duties as assigned.

Job description

SUMMARY: The General Production Worker completes various tasks in their designated department. Departments include Finishing, Parts, Grinding, Strapping, Upholstery, Assembly, Table Tops, Packing, and Shipping.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Complete various tasks and duties as assigned correctly and on time.
• Use only established procedures for assigned tasks.
• Inspect your work for quality and to make sure it meets specifications.
• Keep work area clean and picked up.
• Always strive to increase productivity.
• Pay close attention to any machinery you may be operating & make sure it is operating properly. Notify your supervisor as soon as you notice the machine not operating properly.
• If you are unsure what to do or use at any time, ask your supervisor.
• Other duties as assigned

SAFETY:

• Understand thoroughly the Company’s work and workplace safety policies and procedures.
• Follow all company safety policies, other policies & procedures.
• Watch for employees who are not wearing proper safety equipment or are committing safety violations, and report any incidents to your Lead, Supervisor, or Manager as soon as possible.
• Notify the department Lead Supervisor or Manager immediately of any serious situation to correct the situation.

SUMMARY:

The Sewing Machine Operator is primarily responsible is sewing cushions, umbrellas and decorative pillows. The Sewing Machine Operator performs the following duties in a fast-paced environment: sewing, cutting, threading, cleaning, oiling, and housekeeping in and around the machine and production area.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES include the following:

DEPARTMENTAL DUTIES:

• Keep work area clean and picked upped.
• Always strive to increase your productivity.
• Ask your supervisor or co-workers for assistance if you need it.
• Sew all cushions, pillows, umbrellas, etc. according to the design specifications, maintaining proper stitches per inch and seam overlap.  Locate the hook & loop ties according to the design specifications in order for the cushion to be placed on the specific frame it is designed for on the proper side, front & back, top & bottom and the law label in correct located on the cushion, and the stack of different labels in the correct order.
• Use the correct color thread & bobbin thread per your supervisor’s instruction.
• Make sure cushions are handled properly and that they are kept clean and away anything that may potentially damage or stain them.
• Make sure stitching (stitches per inch) and overlap are maintained according the established standards.
• Make sure ties are placed on the cushion according design specifications, and in the proper direction & location for proper use.
• Make sure ties are cut sewn to the proper length according to design specifications, and that a hook and loop are put together as a group in order to secure the cushion to the frame.
• Observe that the various fabric patterns are properly sewn together in order for the designated center is centered, stripes meet each other and the top of a pattern is facing up on the different cushion designs.
• Take extra care when working with COM or other special fabrics in order to reduce errors and rework.
• Pay attention to the machine you are operating & make sure it is operating properly.  Notify your supervisor as soon as you notice the machine not operating properly.
• If at any time you are unsure what to do or use ask your supervisor.
• Other duties may be required

QUALITY:

• Quality must always be a top priority.
• Sew all materials to established quality standards.
• Report immediately any material that does not meet established quality standards.
• Report immediately any fabric panels that don’t seem to meet established quality standards.

SAFETY:

• Follow all company safety policies, other polices & procedures.
• Observe other employees around you who are not wearing proper safety equipment or are may be committing a safety violation, and notify your supervisor.
• Be on the look out for factory or personnel safety hazards or unsafe conditions within the factory, and notify your supervisor.  Take immediate action to correct if needed.
• Report all safety hazards or concerns to your supervisor or the Production Manager or the Safety Manager to correct.

SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES: None.