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Manufacturing Material Handler

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marvinFargo (ND)

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$39000 - 47000 per year

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About the role

Marvin is seeking a Loader to support our Warehouse & Manufacturing operations. In this role, you will safely load and unload materials, windows, and doors, using forklifts and material-handling equipment. You will stage products for shipment, verify counts against documentation, and inspect materials for damage or defects. Working in a fast-paced, team-focused environment, you’ll follow standard work, 5S, and safety procedures. Marvin offers stable, long-term opportunities with training, advancement, and benefits in a people-first, quality-driven manufacturing setting. Safely load and unload windows, doors, and materials from trucks and trailers Operate forklifts and material-handling equipment per safety guidelines Stage, wrap, and secure products for shipment to prevent damage Verify quantities and product types against work orders and shipping documents Inspect materials for visible damage or defects and report issues Maintain clean, organized work areas using 5S and standard work practices Follow all safety, quality, and warehouse procedures and PPE requirements Collaborate with warehouse and manufacturing teams to meet production and shipping schedules Use basic scanners or paperwork to track, label, and document materials movement Forklift operation Pallet jack and material-handling equipment use Basic inventory and documentation skills Loading and unloading trailers/containers Reading work orders and shipping documents Applying 5S and lean principles Basic computer or scanner use (RF or barcode) Warehouse safety procedures Quality inspection of materials Team communication in a production environment Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k Forklift certification (preferred) OSHA safety training (preferred) Basic equipment safety training Ability to lift 50 pounds Valid driver’s license (sometimes required)

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