Warehouse Material Handler

Posted 4 days ago

scott safetyMonroe (NC)

Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material Movers, Hand General Warehousing and Storage

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About the role

Job Description: Since 1945 when the first Air-Pak™ SCBA was introduced, Scott Safety has earned the confidence of firefighters, first responders, military and industrial workers around the world. Through trusted respiratory protection, communications, and accountability solutions, Scott Safety has built a legacy of purposeful innovation for the people who rely on its equipment every day. Now, as part of Sentorum, Scott Safety is entering an exciting new era grounded in a proud legacy and focused on the future. The foundation is strong. The momentum is real. Scott Safety is ready for what comes next.

Responsibilities: Job includes the proper movement (physically/systematically) of inventory from warehouse to manufacturing. Primary duties include transfer of parts to designated work cells, in manufacturing, utilizing radio frequency (RF) device. The main role of a material handler is to maintain adequate stock levels in each cell that they support.

Primary Responsibilities:

Adherence of all safety guidelines required by Scott Safety
Accurately and properly transfer parts to designated work cells within each assigned work zone
Build and supply some smaller sub-assemblies to the final assembly cells
Be aware of and advise Team Leader/Supervisor of any potential material issues that could affect production
Be a team player and be able to communicate effectively with Team Leaders in the various assembly cells
Performs additional duties and functions as directed by the Supervisor

Experience/Qualifications

Required: General capabilities in computer; Must be able to lift up to 40 poundsPIV experience required Education/Training Requirements:

Required: High School Diploma or equivalent

Preferred: Computer skills; any type of warehouse experience

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