Boxing/Assembly; A2313
Listed on 2026-10-05
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Manufacturing / Production
Manufacturing & Industrial Operations, Production Associate / Production Line, Machine Operator
Our client in Eastlake is seeking a reliable candidate for a 2nd-shift boxing and assembly position.
Position Requirements
Must be able to remain on your feet for the duration of the shift.
Must be able to repeatedly lift items weighing up to 50 lbs.
Print box labels and tank labels for all tanks wound and placed on the production line during the assigned shift.
Prepare enough boxes for all tanks wound and placed on the line during the shift.
Prepare enough base boxes to start the shift. If a box has only one layer remaining, empty it and replace it with a full box.
Flame and tape all 16" bases required for tanks wound and placed on the line during the shift.
Flame all 14" bases required for tanks wound and placed on the line.
Prepare all required 16" and/or 14" single boxes for tanks wound and placed on the line.
Perform final visual quality control before tanks are boxed. Inspect each tank for cosmetic or workmanship issues, including loose or fuzzy strands, dry areas, or areas requiring spray/resin on the inlet or threads. Set aside questionable tanks and notify Quality Control or a supervisor.
Take tanks requiring rerolling or recirculation to the appropriate winder for rework. If no winder is available for that color, place the tank in a box and label it with the winder number, shift, and reason for rework.
Record tanks that cannot be repaired by the boxer or winder on the scrap sheet. Complete the scrap documentation and dispose of the tank in the designated compactor.
For tanks 60" or taller, bases must be flamed and glued, and the tank must be properly leveled.
Sand and spray tails on all Cabinet Plug, T&B No Base, and 16" tanks.
Use the designated drill to clean the inlet on all T&B tank bottoms, except UF tanks.
Place the appropriate shift sticker on all gaylords and single boxes.
When returning boxes to Shipping, place them in the proper row and stack them correctly.
Switch all dome-hole equipment to the proper tank size for the tanks currently on the production line.
After cutting a dome hole, file around the edge, apply glue, and place the tank under the designated light source for at least one minute.
Bring out new skids of gaylords, unbundle them, and remove protective cardboard and plastic strapping.
Restock skids, foam collars, tape, staples, black base glue, and other required supplies as needed.
Return hangers to the winding department.
At the end of the shift, or when finished using the equipment, clean out and underneath the dome-hole cutter machine.
Remove all food and candy wrappers, used gloves, cups, and other trash from the boxing table.
Remove all scrap skids and cardboard from the work area.
Sweep the boxing area, empty garbage, and place waste in the designated compactor.
Keep the boxing area clean, organized, safe, and ready for the next shift.
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