Beasley Flooring Products Inc - AR - Grader Nester

Job Details: Level: Entry, Job Location: BEASLEY FLOORING PRODUCTS INC

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• Melbourne, AR, Position Type: Full Time, Salary Range: $14.25 - $15.12Hourly, Travel Percentage: None, Job Shift: Day, Job Category: General Labor / Unskilled, Beasley Flooring Products INC Job Summary: The Sawmill Grader Nester is responsible for grading, sorting, and nesting lumber in a sawmill environment. This role involves inspecting lumber to ensure quality standards are met, accurately identifying defects, and ensuring that lumber is stacked or arranged in a manner that maximizes efficiency for further processing or shipping.

Key Responsibilities

Inspect lumber for defects such as cracks, warps, knots, and other imperfections. Assign the correct grade based on industry standards and company protocols. Organize lumber based on grade, size, and quality. Properly nest or stack lumber to optimize space and ensure ease of handling for subsequent processes. Maintain quality control by checking for any defects, moisture content, or other specifications that may affect the usability of the lumber.

Collaborate with other sawmill workers to ensure smooth operations and to handle any quality control issues. Keep work areas clean and organized, ensuring a safe and efficient working environment. Adhere to safety procedures and industry regulations. Ensure the proper functioning of grading and sorting machinery. Report any malfunctions or maintenance needs.

Accurately document lumber grades, quantities, and any other relevant data as required by the company’s operational procedures. Follow all safety guidelines, including the use of personal protective equipment (PPE), and report any hazards or unsafe conditions immediately. Perform other duties as assigned by management.

Qualifications

Previous experience in a sawmill or similar production environment is preferred, though on-the-job training may be available. Basic understanding of lumber grading systems and wood types is a plus. Ability to identify defects and assess the quality of lumber. Strong attention to detail, ability to operate or learn to operate sawmill equipment, and good organizational skills.

Must be able to stand for extended periods, lift heavy lumber, and work in various weather conditions if outdoors. Must be familiar with workplace safety standards and regulations in a manufacturing or industrial setting. Qualifications: