Shipper
Overview/Position:
The Shipper is responsible for ensuring customer orders are packed and shipped out accurately and on-time. This role actively supports the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS) and safety initiatives.
Responsibilities:
- Plan and prioritize shipments based on customer ship dates and courier or freight pickup schedules.
- Verify order accuracy by checking products against packing slips and shipping documents.
- Prepare, package, and secure products for shipment using appropriate materials and methods (e.g., banding, wrapping, foam, boxing) based on product type, size, and destination.
- Use Kinetic to enter tracking numbers for waybills, weight and dimensions of packages, and print labels.
- Complete all required shipping documentation, including packing slips, waybills, and courier forms.
- Operate forklift and other material handling equipment to move skids, stage orders, and load trucks.
- Coordinate CVS and other scheduled pickups with drivers.
- Liaise with vendors, couriers, and trucking companies to coordinate shipments and address any shipping or scheduling concerns.
- General housekeeping of department.
- Assume other duties as assigned.
QC Inspector
Responsibilities:
- Reading and interpreting drawings to verify parts specifications.
- Performing and approving inspections on incoming materials, in-process production and finished product using visual and dimensional inspection methods.
- Measuring and confirm accuracy of parts dimensions using precision tools such as vernier, calipers, tri-micrometers, surface testers and gauges (plug & ring, height, telescopic and dial-bore).
- Identifying, documenting and processing materials requiring return, rework or rejection for non-conformance to specifications.
- Communicating required adjustments or corrective action to the supervisor.
- Collaborating with other departments such as Engineering, Inventory, Production, Machine Shop, Welding, Sales and Purchasing to resolve quality related issues.
- Using Kinetic ERP to check inventory, process transfers, schedule job completions, conduct inspections, perform item inquiries and other related quality control functions.
- Documenting inspection results, maintain logs and report deviations from specifications, tolerances, and quality standards.
- Maintaining measuring equipment, ensuring calibration and arranging for repair when required.
- Assume duties as required.
Valve Assembly Technician
Responsibilities:
- Assemble valves, actuators, or pneumatic/hydraulic ESD units in accordance to work orders and specifications.
- Calibrate, test, and verify performance of completed units to ensure compliance with standards.
- Install and test valve accessories, including mounting and tubing connections.
- Disassemble units, troubleshoot issues, and repair or replace components as required.
- Perform assembly preparation tasks such as cleaning and washing parts.
- Perform painting and touch-up work requiring respirator use.
- Use Kinetic ERP for job completion.
- Complete all required documentation, work orders and inspection records accurately.
- Housekeeping and general shop labour.
- Assume other duties as required.
