Receiver
lumber contactsMarion (MA)
About the role
Job Title Receiver Job Description:
Job Summary: The receiver will use a forklift to unload incoming lumber and building materials trucks. Count and stock and put away product as well as utilize Bistrack as a tool to track inventory. Supervise other receiving employees to ensure all work gets completed throughout the workday. Duties/Responsibilities: Safely and efficiently operate a forklift in a fast-paced work environment Supervise other receiving employees, delegate daily tasks and follow up on proper completion Unload lumber, building materials and hardware trucks that come into the facility, inspect, match paperwork and stock away the product Print, file, read and understand PO's from Bistrack and be able to read and match to Vendor BOL's when unloading Unload, take pictures, organize, count, determine quality of product and put away credits coming back from trucks. Help to keep the lumber yard safe and clean Maintain warehouse spaces and hand stock product and pallets into pallet racking. Match the vendor paperwork to the Koopman Lumber paperwork and be able to use the receiving system to correctly enter product counts Have daily communication with the purchasing department to communicate issues and opportunities Checking following up and receiving transfers between Koopman Lumber locations Cycle count products when necessary and rotate inventory to ensure that product stays clean and in good condition Position Requirements: Ability to operate a forklift efficiently and safely Ability to read and understand vendor and Koopman Lumber paperwork Ability to self-start and take instruction and complete tasks with minimal oversight Ability to learn and operate a computer and phone apps related to Bistrack for inventory maintenance and receiving Ability to learn and identify all types of hardware and building materials Physical Requirements: Must be able to lift 75lbs regularly Must be able to work in all weather types from cold to snow to heat Must be able to walk and climb into and out of a large forklift regularly
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