Material Handler (PFC)

Job DetailsJob Location: Houston, TX 77041The material handler is responsible for monitoring looms, placing warp, and weft bobbins along with machinery. Responsible for weight scrap from looms and make final bales. DESCRIPTION Ensures compliance regarding Safety, Food Safety, Quality and Good Housekeeping practices for all activities. Immediately report to supervisor any incident and unsafe condition identified in the workplace. Places warp and weft bobbins in assigned areas. Scan tickets of bobbin pallets in the system accurately. Complete production report. Collect empty cores from the looms. Operate press machine handle. Report any equipment malfunctions or unusual operations to supervisor for troubleshooting. Adhere to housekeeping standards and all company safety rules and regulations. Perform all tasks with a sense of urgency and accuracy. Conduct other duties as assigned by management COMPETENCIES Ability to work independently. Must be able to communicate effectively. Knowledge and adherence to safety regulations and protocols. Mental alertness to identify and react to machine processes, quality and safety issues. Dependable, punctual, and reliable. Ability to work in a fast-paced environment while ensuring accuracy and safety. Basic math and measuring ability. Be able to read and write. (Spanish or English). Familiarity with FSSC 22000:2005, GMPs, LOTO. EXPERIENCE Previous experience in manufacturing is preferred. Sewing knowledge or a related field is a plus.   PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS Ability to stand for long periods, lift up to 50 pounds, and perform repetitive tasks. Competence in operating basic tools and measuring devices (e.g., tape measure, scale). Ability of repetitive reaching, bending, pushing, pulling, kneeling, carrying, going up and down ladders/steps. High frequency of handling heavy equipment (such as pallet jack, electric pallet jack, etc.) WORKING CONDITIONS Work is performed primarily on the manufacturing floor, which may involve exposure to loud noises, machinery, high temperatures and chemicals. Personal protective equipment (PPE) is required.