Assembly Fulfillment Technician
berlaHyattsville (MD)
About the role
Job DescriptionDUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
- ● Completing Bi-Weekly Production Runs○ Assembling and preparing goods for shipment
- Testing electronic components
- Calibrating and Assembling electronic components
TroubleshootingPacking items○ Performing quality assurance testing on parts and products.
Overseeing daily order fulfillment activities, including order processing, picking, packing, and shipping preparation. ○ Recording fulfillment orders and inventory information. ○ Reporting, understanding and completing fulfillment orders, including sales orders, replacements and hardware updates within the company’s CRM. ○ Knowing product standards. ○ Working alongside transportation carrier companies and utilizing their software to optimize fulfillment and shipping operations. ○ Guaranteeing that all shipments and orders adhere to internal and industry requirements. ○ Loading and unloading trucks.
Creating strategies for storing inventory in a way that maintains quality. ○ Organizing inventory in an easy-to-access process. ○ Moving materials or completed products and packages to established locations. ○ Maintaining proper storage for material and product inventory in the warehouse. ○ Labeling inventory.
Monitoring the efficiency of the production line to ensure timely load and shipment. ○ Developing standard operating procedures (SOPs) for inventory control, logistics management, and order fulfillment to meet operational goals ○ Providing data-backed and actionable updates to senior management to improve order fulfillment ○ Tracking inventory levels to prevent stock-outs and/or deadstock.
Utilizing machinery such as forklifts to load and unload orders. ○ Maintaining the quality and upkeep of warehouse equipment including machinery.
Collaborating with other departments to complete production orders on time. ○ Handling customer concerns and rerouting escalated complaints to appropriate department leads.
Supporting a safe and tidy work environment.40 hours/week in-person
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