Inventory and Packaging Specialist
$18.00 – $20.00 per hour
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Posted 5 days ago
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Junior
SALARY
$18.00 – $20.00 per hour
About the role
- Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance 401(k) Retirement Plan Life Insurance Paid Time Off (PTO) and paid holidays
- Reliable Schedule: Consistent daytime hours (7:15 AM – 4:00 PM) with regular opportunities for overtime.
- Skill Development: Gain hands-on exposure to laser marking technology, hydraulic tooling, ERP inventory workflows, and advanced warehouse operations.
- Key Responsibilities1. Packaging, Kitting & Part Marking
- Inspect, prepare, and securely package heavy-duty diesel engine and truck components according to customer specifications and shipping standards.
- Operate automated laser ink marking equipment to etch/stamp part numbers, serial codes, and barcodes onto finished metal components with high precision.
- Ensure all packaging materials, protective dunnage, labeling, and boxing meet outbound transport integrity standards.2. Light Assembly & Tool Operation
- Utilize hand tools, pneumatic equipment, and power tools to assist in mechanical assembly tasks, including building and setting up hydraulic press fixtures.
- Inspect workpieces during assembly and staging to catch burrs, flaws, or cosmetic defects prior to packaging.3. Inventory Control & ERP Tracking
- Conduct routine inventory counts, cycle checks, and bin reconciliations to maintain high stock accuracy.
- Log material movements, stock receipts, and outbound packaging completions using business software (Microsoft Excel, Outlook, and Microsoft Dynamics).Collaborate with warehouse and production teams to stage parts for upcoming assembly and shipping schedules.4. Safety & Shop Floor Organization
- Safely operate material handling equipment; forklift operation as required to stage pallets and heavy components.
- Maintain an orderly, clean, and organized workstation following 5S standards.
- Strictly adhere to plant safety policies, PPE requirements, and safe lifting practices.
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