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Storeroom Attendant - Integrated Supply

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employee connectHoricon (WI)

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$19.00 to $20.00 per hour

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About the role

Storeroom Attendant A fast-paced, safety-first industrial supply operation is hiring a Storeroom Attendant to work inside a customer facility in Horicon. You will issue parts to customers, assist with cycle counting and inventory, and stock point-of-use areas. This is a temp-to-hire opportunity for someone reliable and dependable. Assignment details: Contract assignment, 3 months with possible extension Work setting: onsite Openings: 1 Anticipated start: immediate start
Core responsibilities: Unload, receive and put away incoming product, tools and equipment, checking for damage and for discrepancies against invoices Sort, label, move and store items on racks, shelves and in bins in a set sequence, arranging storage to make the best use of space Issue product, tools and equipment to site employees and keep accurate records of items issued and returned Enter data in the inventory system to keep stock records current and respond to inquiries on inventory levels Perform cycle counts, assist with inventory level maintenance and report the results Request requisitions to replenish inventory and log discrepancies for management follow-up Inspect tools and equipment for wear, deliver them to work locations and locate lost or misplaced items
Required qualifications: Customer service skills (this is a customer-facing position) Ability to lift up to 50 pounds on occasion without assistance Steel toe shoes with internal metatarsal guards required 3 or more months of relevant experience or training (high school diploma or equivalent preferred, not required) Experience loading, unloading, picking, packing or moving goods in a warehouse environment Ability to read and interpret safety rules, work orders, operating instructions and procedure manuals Basic computer and math skills, or demonstrated aptitude to learn Strong communication and customer service skills, attention to detail and a safety-minded approach
Preferred qualifications: SAP or SX.e experience Technical skills with Microsoft Office, SX.e and Prophet 21 are preferred Mechanical aptitude and ability to identify parts and tools Experience using Excel to search a parts catalog
Work environment:
  • Issue parts to customers from the storeroom Stock point-of-use areas with janitorial supplies, and vending machines with small tools and protective equipment May use a pallet jack Assist with other projects as needed Overtime is rare
  • Who thrives here: Reliable, dependable people who show up on time Customer-focused team players who enjoy helping others
  • Benefits & pay:
Pay: $19.00 to $20.00 per hour Temp to hire opportunity Contract employment through The Employee Connect Clear assignment dates with a possible extension Fast, simple application and interview process Dedicated recruiter support from application through assignment end Screening questions: Do you have SAP or SX.e experience? Can you lift up to 50 pounds on occasion? Are you available for Monday to Friday, 6:00 AM to 2:30 PM?
How to apply: Apply today with your current resume. A recruiter from The Employee Connect will review your background, contact qualified candidates quickly, and walk you through next steps, including interviews, onboarding requirements and your start date. Please include your most recent experience, any licenses or certifications, and your availability so we can match you quickly.

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