Production Clerk
millenniumsoftCovington (GA)
About the role
Job Summary:
Production Clerk needed in Covington, GA. Responsible for retrieval and control of components, daily clerical functions including production tracking, and directing daily activities of production operators in the Kitting/Component Warehouse department.
Roles & Responsibilities:
- Utilize work orders for kitting operations to complete monthly schedule requirements
- Pull components as required to complete orders
- Handle manufacturing start-up of production runs and movement of released runs to the finished goods warehouse
- Maintain inventories in component storage areas
- Pull and send out component shipments to other facilities
- Return production floor restocks to component storage areas
- Attend training sessions and help train production operators as directed
- Experience 0- 5 years - 1+ years of warehouse/manufacturing experience preferred; experience with inventory management, production records, and production tracking required
Key Skills:
- Proficient with personal computer and basic keyboarding
- Ability to complete basic math calculations
- Ability to read/comprehend instructions and present information clearly to supervisors and team members
- Self-starter with strong attention to detail and accuracy
- Eligibility & Qualifications
- High school education or equivalent preferredUSA applicants only
- Strict daily attendance required - candidates must be reliable and punctual
- Ability to lift/move up to 20 lbs and operate material handling equipment
- Comfortable working near moving mechanical parts in a warehouse environment
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