Pole Polisher Operator

Pole Polisher Operator

Duration: 06 months Temp to Hire

Location: Anniston, AL 36207

Shift: 3:30 PM - 2:00AM

Pay Rate: $18.00/hr. W2

EDUCATION: MINIMUM HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA OR GED

WORKING HOURS: 3:30 PM - 2:00AM

Potential overtime as business requires

TRAINING WILL BE ON DAYS 5AM - 3:30PM - WILL THEN MOVE TO NIGHT SHIFT (THE DURATION OF TRAINING WOULD DEPEND ON THE INDIVIDUALS ABILITY TO WORK INDEPENDENTLY)

This role offers a $2.00 shift differential when working on nights

MANAGER'S NOTES BELOW:

Safety focused, comfortable in manufacturing facility, work in elements of weather, comfortable getting dirty

A leading manufacturer of Concrete Lighting Poles has an immediate opening for an experienced Pole Polisher Operator in our Anniston, Alabama plant. We make employee safety, professional development, innovation, and customer service our top priority.

Primary Responsibilities

• Identify any Non-Conforming Products.
• Move the pole into the polishing area, as needed.
• Use Overhead Crane to remove and replace poles.
• Set Poles on the traveling table and secure.
• Set up magnetic stops and holders, as needed.
• Run table to set stops.
• Start motors and table.
• Set wheels to a standard pressure for grinding.
• Polish facets to exposed rock.
• Bevel edges of poles, as needed.
• Change wheels, as required.
• Put poles on Transverser and wash down when the pole is finished.

Secondary Responsibilities

• Lubricate slides and shafts on motors.
• Keep dust collector clean.
• Adjust machinery, as required. Troubleshoot for potential breakdown problems.
• Work from shipping log for dates and data.
• Work closely with the fork forklift operator.

Experience/Training Requirements

• Must be able to add, subtract, multiply, and divide in all units of measure required for the job.
• Must be able to read and comprehend instructions, correspondence, and drawing required to carry out the job.
• Must be able to document the results of his/her job.
• Have good eye-hand coordination.
• Know Hand Signals: a) Up- Down b) Left-Right c) In-Out
• Ability to understand the difference between round, square, octagonal, and hexagonal poles.
• Know the size, lengths, and color of the poles being polished.
• Able to Identify cavities such as a) Frames b) Cable c) Wire exits d) Couplings e) Copper wire
• Maintain a lead over Shipping.

CONCLUDING

The operator shall consider him/herself as part of a team working towards the same goal and consider your fellow workers as

his/her customers.

Must be able to work efficiently and effectively without supervision. Report difficulties as they develop. Provide

suggestions or solutions.

Must be willing to do other tasks as assigned by their supervisor.

Must remember Safety comes first.