Tank Assembler

Description

Tank Production Employees will assemble and test collapsible fabric containers ranging from 500 to 210,000 gallons. This position requires physical stamina, teamwork, and attention to detail to ensure our products meet the highest quality standards.

Key Responsibilities:

· Assemble collapsible fabric containers according to specifications and safety guidelines.

· Work as a team to pull and maneuver heavy, large fabric tarps, ensuring effective communication and coordination with team members.

· Perform lifting, bending, kneeling, crouching, reaching, and repetitive motions during assembly and

packaging tasks, including sustained floor-level work.

· Apply labels and markings accurately to finished products.

· Arrange and secure tanks in crates for shipment to customers.
Conduct quality checks and tests to ensure tanks meet performance standards.

· Maintain a clean and organized work environment.

· Follow all company safety procedures and protocols.

· Perform other production-related tasks as assigned.

Requirements

• High school diploma or GED equivalent preferred.
• Prior experience in manufacturing, assembly, or a related field is a plus.
• Ability to lift up to 50 pounds and safely maneuver large materials as part of a team.
• Basic understanding of safety procedures in a manufacturing environment.
• Reliable attendance and punctuality.

Physical Requirements and Essential Functions

The position involves physically demanding work similar to carpet installation, with frequent floor-level activity.

Employees must be able to perform the following essential functions safely, with or without reasonable accommodation:

• Frequently bend at the waist, stoop, crouch, squat, and reach to position and assemble large fabric materials.
• Work on one or both knees for sustained periods, move along floor-level work areas, and repeatedly transition between kneeling, crouching, and standing.
• Maintain forward-bent and other low working positions while reaching, aligning, smoothing, and handling materials.
• Stand and walk for extended periods, changing positions throughout the shift.
• Lift and carry materials weighing up to 50 pounds using safe lifting techniques; use team assistance or approved handling equipment for heavy, bulky, or oversized materials.
• Push, pull, drag, spread, and maneuver large fabric tarps in coordination with coworkers, using safe body mechanics and required assistance.
• Use hands and arms repeatedly to grip, grasp, pull, align, and manipulate materials and production tools.
• Maintain balance and body control while working at floor level and moving around large materials.
• Employees must be able to safely tolerate the back, knee, and lower body demands of these duties.
• Use required knee protection, PPE, safe lifting methods, and available material-handling aids. Request assistance when needed and promptly report unsafe conditions or difficulty performing a task safely.