345 Apprentice jobs in Columbia,SC

West Fraser

Columbia, SC 29217

GED or better
Minimal sitting
Occasional repetitive hand movements.
Frequent bending, walking,
Occasional twisting, climbing, stooping, kneeling
Occasional crawling or squatting
Sweeping/shoveling
Bending, pushing, lifting (up to 50 lbs)
Wood dust below the PEL
Occasional skin exposure to oil/grease
Temperature extremes (the work area is typically inside but not centrally heated or cooled. A local heater/ fan is provided)
Noise –hearing protection is required.
>1%: Cramped positions
65 - 85%: Standing
5% Sitting
65 - 80% Walking
5% Climbing (stairs/ladders)
35 - 45% Extended reach forward or overhead, push/pull/twist, grasp/handle, bend/stoop/squat,
5% fine hand dexterity,
5-15% repetitive motion operating a control console
5-15 pounds: Frequent
16-30 lbs: Moderate
31-45 lbs: Occasional
Greater than 46 lbs.: Minimal
There may be some heavy lifting requirements on occasions.
Frequent pushing, pulling,

Wabtec

Columbia, SC 29201

High school degree or equivalent
Knowledge of basic mechanics. Specialized equipment used in this job
Hand tools
Basic reading, writing and arithmetic skills required
Ability to lift up to 50 lbs.
Perform the same task repeatedly
Stand and/or walk for 6 hours at a time, with minimal breaks.
Lift and/or move up to 25 pounds independently or up to 50 pounds with assistance.
Vision abilities include close and distance vision, color distinction, and observe small handwriting, labels, and components.
Employee is always required to wear steel-toed shoes and safety glasses.
Employee is required to wear hearing protection in designated areas.
Requires the employee to be on-site during scheduled shift to perform daily duties and responsibilities.
Requires daily face-to-face interaction and communication with employees on the production line and management.
Maintain a clean and safe work place in accordance with 5S protocol.
Make sure that schedules are being ran exactly as they are listed.
Operate within standard operating procedures (SOPs) and Job Safety Analysis (JSAs).
Turn off equipment when not in use.
Attention to detail in a fast paced environment.
Follow detailed disassembly instructions, processes and procedures.
Disassembles components by utilizing hand and power tools.
Cleans and buffs components.
Wash components in solvent and run parts through parts washer.
Blowout parts to remove solvent and dirt.