Parts Bay in Humansville, Missouri at Bountiful Enterprises LLC

An effective Parts Bay Team Member operates machinery in a safe and efficient manner. They manage their time and materials effectively to maintain a steady flow of parts, helping to set a fast and productive pace for the entire production line. This team member is competent in their role, motivated to perform at a high level, and adaptable to various tasks. They communicate clearly with others, contribute positively to the team environment, and are willing to take on different responsibilities as needed. Most importantly, they show a strong willingness to learn, grow, and continuously improve their skills.

Work duties include but are not limited to:
Attitude
Teamwork
Willingness to learn
Positivity and Enthusiasm
Responsibility and Accountability
Adaptability
Respectfulness
Reliability
Be on time every time
Use only allotted time off
Work Schedule Flexibility
Effectiveness
Initiative
Production Efficiency
Time Management
Communication
Professional Growth
Skill Level
Quality
Adherence to Standards and Procedures
Accuracy
Quickly to Address and Rework Quality Issues
Safety
Adherence to safety policies
Safe work practices
Safety training
Awareness of safety hazards
(see attached team member evaluation criteria)

Task related skills:
• Safely use overhead cranes to move steel beams, tubes, plates and parts to and from working areas.
• Track parts with fabrication software.
• Safely use Brake Press Machine to bend plate to specifications noted on shop drawings.
• Safely use Iron workers to cut and punch holes in angle and plate parts.
• Safely use CNC Plasma Machine to cut out parts for the fit-up department.
• Operate handheld plasma cutter.
• Safely use the Deburring machine and/or hand grinders to remove slag and other debris from cut parts.
• Equipment start-up and shut down.
• Parts Bay area clean-up.
• Gather and count parts for pull lists

Work priorities:
• Be on time and ready for work.
• Don’t overuse personal time.
• Follow the work directions of your Chief and Leaders.
• Demonstrate consistent reliability and craftsmanship in both fit-up and welding tasks.
• Actively support your team to achieve production goals
• Contribute to a positive and safety-conscious work environment.
• Show initiative in problem-solving and adapting to complex fabrication challenges.
• Uphold quality standards and contributes to timely project completion.
• Safely operate overhead cranes
• Load material (parts and beams or columns) onto work benches

Structural welders must meet several physical demands due to the nature of the work:

Strength and Stamina: Ability to lift and carry heavy tools, materials, and equipment (often 100+ lbs). Some lifting may be sustained for long periods.
Manual Dexterity: Excellent hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills to handle welding tools and perform precise welds.
Endurance: Ability to stand, stoop, crouch, kneel, or climb for extended periods.
Flexibility: Must be able to work in various positions, including overhead, vertical, and confined spaces.
Visual Acuity: Good vision (with or without correction) to inspect welds and read blueprints.
Balance and Coordination: Especially important when working at heights or on scaffolding.
Work Locations: Indoor fabrication shop and occasional outdoor work.
Weather Exposure: Must be able to work in extreme weather conditions, including heat, humidity, cold, rain, and wind.
A Parts Bay Team Member operates primarily in a structural steel fabrication shop, which presents a variety of environmental and physical hazards. The role requires strict adherence to safety protocols and the use of personal protective equipment (PPE) at all times.
Environmental Conditions:
• Exposure to high noise levels from cutting, grinding, and welding operations.
• Frequent presence of dust, fumes, and airborne particles, especially from welding and metal finishing.
• Variable temperatures due to open bay doors, welding heat, and seasonal changes.
• Occasional work at elevated heights or in confined spaces during inspections of large assemblies.
Physical Hazards:
• Risk of cuts, burns, and abrasions from sharp edges, hot surfaces, and welding equipment.
• Potential for impact injuries from moving steel components, brake press, iron worker, plate rack, overhead cranes, forklifts, and other heavy machinery.
• Exposure to welding arcs and UV radiation, requiring proper eye and skin protection.
• Manual handling of heavy tools and materials, requiring proper lifting techniques and ergonomic awareness.
Safety Requirements:
• Must wear appropriate PPE including steel-toed boots, safety glasses, gloves, hearing protection, and flame-resistant clothing.
• Must be trained in many safety topics including but not limited to hazard communication (HazCom), lockout/tagout (LOTO), fall protection, and confined space entry procedures.
• Expected to participate in regular safety meetings, audits, and emergency drills.
• Responsible for reporting unsafe conditions and participating in continuous improvement of shop safety practices.
Compliance: Must follow OSHA safety standards and AISC Quality and Welding standards
Work Schedule: Mondays - Thursdays 6:30am to 5:00pm
Must be able to work overtime or Fridays as needed.