Indirect Labor - Molding Support - Material Handler I

Posted 4 days ago

seaway plastics engineeringMinneapolis (MN)

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About the role

Production Support Specialist This position supports the production team by ensuring materials and components are available and accurately supplied to meet job requirements. This role is responsible for inventory control, material tracking, and assisting with job changeovers and equipment upkeep to maintain a smooth production flow.
Primary Responsibilities: Fulfill material/component orders for production jobs Verify materials match job specifications Issue raw materials into the ERP system Maintain accurate and timely ERP entries Complete all documentation in accordance with quality system procedures Stay current on quality system updates impacting the role Perform cycle counts to ensure part availability and inventory accuracy Order necessary manufacturing supplies Monitor job progress and performance using system reports Conduct regular rounds (every 2 hours) to ensure dryers and hoppers are full and functioning Clean equipment following job completion Assist with job changeovers as needed Other duties as assigned by the supervisor Qualifications and
Skill Requirements: High School Diploma or GED required; relevant college coursework preferred Valid identification and the ability to legally work in the United States Strong written and verbal communication skills Basic computer proficiency; experience with Epicor and Microsoft Office Suite is a plus Ability to interpret written, oral, and diagram-based instructions Demonstrated time management skills and the ability to handle multiple tasks Prior experience in a manufacturing environment preferred Forklift operation experience preferred Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs unassisted Must be able to safely work with chemicals Capable of working flexible hours as needed
Benefits Include: Medical, dental, vision STD/LTD Life Insurance Pet Insurance Tuition Reimbursement Gym Reimbursement

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