Production Shipping Attendant (Material Handler)
$19.36/Hour
ApplyProduction Shipping Attendant (Material Handler)
Posted 5 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$19.36/Hour
About the role
- Operate a forklift to transport materials from production areas to the yard in accordance with training and safety procedures.
- Transport materials throughout the plant as needed to support operations such as grinding and pelletizing.
- Transport raw materials as needed to support production.
- Inspect outgoing shipments for defects, accurate labeling, and complete and correct documentation.
- Assist the Shipping Technician with inventory control and cycle counts for steel reels and other inventory.
- Unload returns and incoming materials as needed, count parts
- Assist with reel-building activities.
- Handle materials for production, raw materials, extrusion reel returns, and reel-building operations.
- High School diploma required.
- At least 1 years of excellent forklift experience in a manufacturing, warehouse, shipping, or distribution environment, including experience with varied equipment and terrain.
- Basic reading, writing, and math skills required.
- Knowledge of warehouse systems, including shipping, receiving, and FIFO practices.
- Basic computer skills, including Microsoft Office and MRP or ERP systems.
- Ability to work in plant, warehouse, forklift, office, computer, and meeting environments.
- Ability to lift, push, and pull up to 50 lbs.
- Ability to work in variable weather and noise conditions while using required PPE.Physical Requirements and Work Environment:
- Work is performed in plant, warehouse, forklift, and office environments.
- Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs.
- May be exposed to weather and noise.
- Personal protective equipment is required.
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