Vintage Sorter

ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES

• Classify used items according with a grade description using proper use of sorting methods and techniques
• Must be able to stay as required by the supervisor up to 5:30 pm with minimum notice;
  Saturday work is sometimes required as well.
• Other related duties as assigned.
• Toss items into containers based on Grade Descriptions.
• Sort quantities required by production standards for the area. A minimum acceptable production level is set for each area.
• Meet quality expectations.
• Perform the morning stretch and strengthening exercises prior to the beginning of work at 6:55 and after lunch break.
• Basic knowledge of brand names, apparel fashion and/or interests.

NOTE:
The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by this position. They are not intended to be an exhaustive list of all responsibilities and duties required of personnel so classified.

• Heaviest items weighs approximately 10 lbs.
• Work at a station where there is some turning, tossing and some bending.
• The average weight of a garment is 10 lbs. or less.
• This is a stand up position job, working up to 10 hours at times.
• Quality jobs require good vision.
• Walk to and from your workstation
• Squatting and bending down
• Walk up and down stairs
• Sweep with a broom 5 minute intervals
• Use of safety equipment assigned per workstation
• Airborne lint is moderate. Dust masks and safety glasses are furnished upon request and required in some positions.
• Some areas require ascending/descending stairs to reach/leave work area. Workstations are well lit and ventilated for air or heat circulation.