Material Handler - Part Time
quadgraphicsSussex (WI)
Material Handler - Part Time
Posted 4 days ago
quadgraphicsSussex (WI)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Part-Time Material Handler, Truck LoaderQuad in Sussex is seeking a Part-Time Material Handler, Truck Loader. The Material Handler will be responsible for the loading of finished product onto semi-trailers with the use of a propane sit down forklift, an on-board PC and RF bar coding system.
Responsibilities:
- Understands and follows all standard operating and safety procedures.
- Performs all post-skidding operations, which may include strapping, banding, wrapping, card-boarding, boxing, baling, weighing and compressing.
- Safely operates a powered industrial truck to transport product to various departments.
- Review and/ or complete all material logs and production record paperwork as required.
- Performs clean-up and waste removal tasks.
- Coordinates trucking of product with shipping for staging purposes
- Follows all company and OSHA safety regulations and promote safe work habits with peers.
- Effective communication between supervisor and incoming/outgoing operator regarding shift expectations
- Assists as needed in other departments.
- Performs other duties as assigned.
Qualifications:
- Must have 2 or more years prior experience loading trucks.
- Prior forklift experience where 75% or more of your day is spent on a forklift.
- Strong computer skills a must
- Factory, Manufacturing. Warehousing, Shipping or other work experience is preferred.
- Must be at least 18-years of age or older.
- Ability to troubleshoot and solve problems.
- Strong mechanical aptitude.
- Ability to work independently with minimal supervision.
- Ability to read, understand and follow both written and verbal instructions.
- Good math skills
- The ability to use repetitive hand/wrist movement.
- Ability to multi-task and prioritize job need.
- Ability to be a team player in a fast paced, detail orientated production environment. Ability to follow instructions and work independently.
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