Chemical Manager

Job Summary: Sets up and operates the paint/UV mixing kitchen and prepares topcoat, sealer, and priming materials in the finishing department to prep, prime, seal, and paint cabinet components and accessories.

Duties and Responsibilities:

• Safely operates equipment such as mixers and pump carts, as well as any other equipment as instructed by supervisor.
• Proficient use of a Zahn Cup, as well as standard mixing measurements.
• Inspect paints, primer, and Clear UV to ensure quality and measurements are correct.
• Comply with the company’s rules and guidelines for safety and health.

Qualifications:

• Must have a high school diploma or equivalent.
• Must possess reading skills to read parts lists and other material required for job completion.
• Must be able to identify colors of materials.
• Must have mathematical skills to take measurements and determine correct sizes for cabinet parts.
• Must have basic computer skills to operate the touch screens.

Essential Functions of the Job:

• Stand and walk up to twelve hours per day on concrete surfaces.
• Must be able to lift, carry, and transport material in accordance with the requirements listed in the matrices below, frequently and repetitively for up to twelve hours a day.
• Frequently bend, stoop, reach grasps, twist, push, and pull items which range in accordance with the requirements listed in the matrices below.
• Must be able to communicate effectively with management and coworkers by phone or in-person.
• Must be mentally altered and capable of remembering oral instructions and routine tasks.
• Must be able to withstand fluctuations in temperature and environmental fluctuations.
• Must be able to work the required daily and weekly work hours as determined by the schedule.
• Good attendance and punctuality are necessary.
• Must exemplify through appearance and behavior the company’s image of excellence.
• Must be alert and able to identify and respond to a hazard by either reporting it immediately, or by taking corrective measures if directed.

• II. Exertion Requirements: Heavy

  Activity	Load/Weight/Force	Duration
  Pushing	25 - 50 lbs. of force to initiate and/or maintain	Constantly
  Pushing	50 - 75 lbs. of force to initiate and/or maintain	Constantly
  Pushing	75 - 150 lbs. of force to initiate and/or maintain	Occasionally
  Pushing	150-200 lbs. of force to initiate and/or maintain	Occasionally
  Pulling	25 - 50 lbs. of force to initiate and/or maintain	Constantly
  Pulling	50 - 75 lbs. of force to initiate and/or maintain	Constantly
  Pulling	75 - 150 lbs. of force to initiate and/or maintain	Occasionally
  Pulling	150-200 lbs. of force to initiate and/or maintain	Occasionally
  Lifting	25 - 50 lbs.	Constantly
  Lifting	50 - 75 lbs.	Constantly
  Lifting	75 - 150 lbs.	Occasionally
  Lifting	150-200 lbs.	Occasionally
  Carrying	25 - 50 lbs.	Constantly
  Carrying	50 - 75 lbs.	Constantly
  Carrying	75 - 150 lbs.	Occasionally
  Carrying	150-200 lbs.	Occasionally

  III. Sensory Requirements: Heavy

  Activity	Requirement
  Hearing	Corrected to detect a minimum amplitude of 65 dB(A) for normal speaking voice at a distance of three feet.
  Vision	Corrected to 20/40
  Color Discrimination	n/a
  Taste	n/a
  Smell	n/a
  Talk	Talking with a normal voice approximates to sound pressure level 65 dB(A)