Material Handler (1st Shift)

Posted 13 days ago

bard manufacturingMadison (GA)

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Job Description: Bard Manufacturing Company, a leading manufacturer of commercial Heating and Air Conditioning systems has an immediate opening for a Material Handler in our Madison, Ga. Plant. This is a 1st Shift - 10 hour, 4 day week schedule Monday-Thursday 6:00 am - 4:30 pm. Candidate must be able to work overtime when needed, which may include Fridays and Saturdays.
Summary: Receives or prepares for shipment incoming or outgoing parts, materials and finished products; may check items against packing lists, make counts and maintain records. Moves material to and from work areas. Must pass forklift operator training and be licensed.
Duties and Responsibilities: Inventory: Keep accurate records and reports. Assist in physical inventories and cycle counts. May key inventory adjustments in computer. Inbound: Unload trucks, trailers, containers of freight, counting products, compare to manifest to check all shipments for damage, infestation, or production code dates. Material handlers must report shortages, damages, and missed shipments. All inbound shipments are moved safely to storage locations to be efficiently stacked. Outbound: Efficiently load product, cartons and or pallets into trailers, or containers or work areas Transport, store and organize materials with lift equipment Regularly lift and/or move up to 25 pounds; occasionally lift and/or move up to 50 pounds. Adheres to established company policies and procedures paying special attention to safety regulations Wears personal protective equipment in accordance with training guidelines Performs other related duties as assigned. Oral Communication Skills Written Communication Skills Physical Dexterity Reading SkillsTime Management Ability to lift up to 50 pounds Ability to operate a sit down forklift and pallet jack High School Diploma or Equivalent

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