Material Handling Sorter

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endocorpusaSouthfield (MI)

Shipping, Receiving, and Inventory Clerks Materials Recovery Facilities

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$18.00 per hour

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About the role

Material Handling SorterENDOCORP is currently seeking individuals to fill the role of Material Handling Sorter. As a Material Handling Sorter, you will be working in our Material Sorting Facility, reporting directly to the Material Handling Supervisor. Your primary responsibility will be processing incoming materials into inventory.

Responsibilities:

Material sorting and identification of materials as small as screws (must be methodical)
Counting of materials by hand and by scales
Perform inventory tasks such as cycle counts, binning, and labeling of finished goods and inventory bins.
Adhering to the quality standards and specifications as maintained by our ISO 9001:2015 standards checklists
Follow a regimented production schedule and meet or exceed quotas, while maintaining accurate segregation of materials and counts of those materials
Must adhere to ESD Protocols and wear proper attire in our Material Sorting Facility
Assist the inventory coordinator and shipping manager with tasks
Perform general warehouse duties, such as remove waste, sweeping, and maintaining a safe and clean work environment

Qualifications:

Must be in direct alignment with our corporate values, mission, and vision
Must be able to work well and communicate with team members to meet weekly and quarterly production requirements
Must maintain a clean and safe work area daily
Good eyesight and ability to distinguish between parts as small as screws
Must be detail-oriented and methodical with company processes
Occasionally lift and carry bins of approximately 50 lbs. or more
Able to sit and or stand for long periods of time

Department: Parts Department Direct Report: Material Handling Supervisor Job Types: Full-time Compensation: $18.00 per hour Schedule: M-F 9:00am – 5:00pm Education: High school or equivalent (Required)

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