Picker/Production Aide at CWTC - Community Workshop and Training Center, Inc.

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• GENERAL EXPECTATIONS: EWM Pickers are responsible for encouraging

consumer to work to their highest capacity and ensuring quality of

packaged CAT parts.

Responsibilities are to be carried out in accordance with CWTCs mission,

policies, and in a manner that supports individuals with disabilities.

All employees are required to attend mandated training sessions.

Essential Duties

• Perform Putaway and Picks systematically in EWM
• Set up new jobs for each consumer in assigned areas
• Count and pack finished CAT parts
• Keep accurate part counts and provide to Production Clerk to ensure

proper payroll information for all consumers in assigned areas

• Ensure quality and quantity are met with tickets
• Keep consumes supplied with all necessary materials (labels, jiffy,

vcietc)

Other Duties

• Train new employees on work procedures
• Work in other production areas if necessary
• Encourage consumers to work to their highest capacity
• Perform other tasks, not inconsistent with qualifications or regular

duties as assigned

• WORKING CONDITIONS: Physical requirements include lifting 35 50

pounds, bending, walking, pulling, pushing, and standing for long

periods of time. Environmental conditions include working indoors around

dust, cardboard and moving equipment. Interpersonal factors include

listening to consumer complaints and giving verbal encouragement of

proper work habits.

• RELATED CONDITION: All employees are responsible for reporting any

information, however acquired, pertaining to possible abuse or neglect

of consumers to the Director of Quality Improvement, the Safety

Director, or the Executive Director.

• SAFETY AND ACCIDENT PREVENTION: Employees must follow all safety

policies and use necessary protective equipment when applicable.

Employees are responsible for reporting safety hazards and/or accidents

to their supervisors immediately.