Material Handler (Full-Time)

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fountain groupGeneva (NY)

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$20.00 - $27.00 per hour

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About the role

The Fountain Group is currently seeking an Material Handler (SAP) for a prominent client of ours. This position is located in Geneva, NY. Details for the position are as follows:
Title: Material Handler (SAP)
Location: Geneva, NY 14456, USA
Shift: Available for 2nd shift, 2:45pm to 10:45pm (or) 3rd Shift, 10:45pm to 6:45amDuration: Direct hire placement (Medical, Dental, Vision, 401K) Hourly Rate on W2: $20-27/hr. (Based on experience)
Job Description: Enter material related transactions into SAPSupply and load production lines with materials and in-process goods for entire production operation. Fill bins with bottles and caps to ensure uninterrupted production and verify incoming quality and conformance to current production run. Load skid with various in-process and finished goods, mark with appropriate tickets, move off the line and stage, load as necessary. Organize corrugated boxes and set up carton packaging, hand form boxes, as necessary. Keep work area neat, clean orderly; clean up spills and equipment. Other duties as assigned
Qualifications:
  • The primary purpose of a Material Handler is to supply all necessary materials for production lines to maximize efficient and effective production.
  • High School Diploma/HSE strongly preferred
  • Demonstrated relative work experience.
  • Good communication skills and proficient in reading and writing English for safe and effective performance of the position.
  • Proficient math skills - demonstrated through performance
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