Shipper / Receiver
$20.50–$24.00/hour
ApplyShipper / Receiver
Posted 4 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$20.50–$24.00/hour
About the role
- Your hourly wage is just the beginning. Elmet offers competitive pay, bonuses, benefits, and opportunities to grow.$20.50–$24.00 per hour$250 perfect-attendance bonus every month — up to $3,000 per year
- Quarterly production bonus of up to 9%, based on company performance 4% company match on retirement savings
- Benefits starting Day OneThree medical plan options
- Dental and vision coverage
- Company-paid life insurance
- Company-paid short-term and long-term disability
- Paid time off
- Paid company holidays
- Tuition assistance$1,000 employee referral bonus
- Internal growth opportunities
- Prepare customer orders and materials for shipment
- Box, package, skid, and weigh outgoing products
- Load and unload trucks safely
- Support shipping needs across our production areas
- Make sure materials are properly prepared and protected for transportation
- Use forklifts, cranes, and other material-handling equipment
- Use packaging equipment such as banders, staplers, nail guns, scales, and hand tools
- Maintain accurate shipping and receiving information
- Complete required transactions and documentation
- Follow established ISO, quality, and shipping proceduresKeep the shipping area clean, safe, and organized
- Coordinate with teammates and production areas to keep materials moving
- Support additional shipping and receiving activities as needed
- Have a high school diploma or GEDHave experience in manufacturing, shipping, receiving, warehousing, logistics, or material handling
- Can perform basic math
- Are comfortable working with industrial and material-handling equipment
- Can follow established shipping, quality, and safety procedures
- Communicate clearly with coworkers and other departments
- Can work independently when needed
- Work well as part of a team
- Can stay organized when priorities change
- Have a strong safety record
- Have reliable and predictable attendance
- Are willing to learn new systems, equipment, and processes
- Previous shipping experience is preferred, but it isn’t the only way to qualify.
- Experience in manufacturing, warehousing, distribution, material handling, production, or another industrial environment can provide a strong foundation for this role.
- Equipment You May Work WithThis is a hands-on shipping role, and you’ll use a variety of equipment to prepare and move materials. Depending on the work, that can include:
- Forklifts
- CranesScalesBandersStaplers/Nail GunsSawsRoutersHand ToolsWhat Success Looks Like
- Successful Shipper / Receivers:
- Put safety first
- Show up consistently and ready to work
- Prepare shipments accurately and securely
- Load and unload trucks safely
- Keep materials moving without sacrificing quality
- Maintain accurate shipping and receiving records
- Handle products carefully to prevent damage
- Follow established ISO and quality proceduresKeep the shipping area clean and organized
- Communicate when priorities, shipments, or materials need attention
- Work effectively with production teams across the facility
- Take care of the equipment they use
- Adapt when production and shipping priorities change
- Learn More. Build Your Skills.
- You’ll have opportunities to strengthen skills in shipping and receiving, material handling, inventory systems, industrial equipment, logistics, and manufacturing operations.
- Elmet offers tuition assistance and internal growth opportunities to help you continue developing your career.
- This Is Hands-On Manufacturing WorkThis isn’t a desk-based shipping job.
- You’ll spend much of your day moving around an active manufacturing environment, preparing materials, working with industrial equipment, and coordinating shipments.
- The primary schedule is based on 8-hour shifts, and overtime during the week or on weekends may be required based on production needs.
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