Day to Day:

• Work at a repair table where automated conveyors bring damaged pallets directly to your station
• Use pneumatic nail guns, pry bars, hammers, powered saws, and other hand tools throughout the shift
• Remove broken or defective boards from wooden pallets
• Cut, replace, and secure new boards and blocks onto pallets
• Flip pallets over, inspect for quality, and ensure they meet standards
• Push repaired pallets back onto the conveyor line
• Work in a production-driven environment repairing pallets continuously throughout the shift
• Production goal of approximately 244 pallets per day after training period
• Pallets weigh approximately 70-75 lbs.
• Typically takes 5-6 weeks to ramp up to production expectations