Water Spider II – Skilled Material Handler - Day Shift

The Water Spider II is an experienced material-handling and production-support position responsible for independently coordinating material movement and availability within assigned manufacturing areas. In addition to performing Water Spider I responsibilities, the Water Spider II uses production schedules, fabrication plans, check sheets, blueprints/models, and manufacturing systems to identify material requirements and proactively address potential production interruptions.

Key Responsibilities:

· Prioritize material-handling activities based on production needs, including organizing parts and locating missing materials.

· Independently follow the processes, procedures, and work instructions associated with the assigned work center.

· Access computer systems to review models and blueprints and verify correct material and part requirements.

· Use fabrication plans and check sheets to determine material requirements, organize parts, and locate missing components.

· Understand and use the ANDON system, including properly entering ANDONs and following the established escalation process.

· Monitor the production schedule and identify material or process issues that could negatively impact production.

· Verify completion of fabrication plans and confirm that required work has been completed.

· Escalate material shortages and production concerns to the appropriate Team Lead and Supervisor.

· Recognize parts by name and visual characteristics.

· Apply knowledge of the assembly process to determine where parts are required, where applicable.

· Use measuring tools to double-check the bend quality of parts coming from the bending work center.

· Apply knowledge of shop-floor processes to assist Supervisors with root-cause analysis related to missing-part issues.

· Operate power/hand tools, basic measuring equipment, including tape measures and calipers, to verify part dimensions.

· Adhere to established work schedules, break periods, and company policies regarding phone use, smoking, music, and general workplace conduct.

· Consistently wear and utilize all required personal protective equipment (PPE), including safety glasses, cut-resistant gloves, safety footwear, and other designated safety equipment.

· Support and maintain 5S workplace organization standards and housekeeping requirements within the assigned work center.

· Understand and follow quality standards and workmanship requirements for assigned tasks and responsibilities.

· Perform other material-handling and production-support duties as assigned.