Dangerous Goods Processor (1st Shift)

Bosch Group•West Memphis, AR

3d•$23 - $27•Onsite

About The Position

The Dangerous Goods Processor position is responsible for the safe and compliant handling, documentation, and preparation of dangerous goods for shipment, with a particular focus on items containing Lithium-Ion Batteries. Additionally, the role involves processing Made-to-Order (MTO) goods daily, ensuring both types of shipments adhere to strict safety, legal, and operational requirements, including proper separation, palletizing, and timely dispatch.

Requirements

High School Diploma / GED
Knowledge of Microsoft Office
Must be able to complete and pass 49CFR training
Ability to read, understand, and apply complex regulatory guidelines and safety protocols.
Strong attention to detail for accurate documentation, labeling, and MTO order fulfillment
Physical ability to lift and move packages and stand for extended periods

Nice To Haves

Previous experience in a warehouse or logistics environment, preferably with dangerous goods processes, is a plus

Responsibilities

Process Made-to-Order (MTO) goods daily, including picking, packing, and preparing them for shipment according to specific customer requirements and production schedules.
Ensure safe and legal handling of dangerous goods, including proper separation and palletizing.
Fill out related dangerous goods paperwork is accurate, complete and timely, including proper distribution to all necessary parties.
Required to log orders on an excel sheet for battery classification and shipping labels as well as labeling shipments going out with Lithium-Ion Batteries.
Must be able to keep track of inventory of labels and un-packing material.
Adhere strictly to all local, national, and international regulations (e.g., 49 CFR, IATA, IMDG) governing the transport of dangerous goods.
Operate material handling equipment (e.g., pallet jack, forklift) safely and efficiently to move dangerous goods and MTO products.
Conduct routine inspections of dangerous goods packaging for integrity and compliance before shipment.
Participate in ongoing training and recertification programs for dangerous goods handling.
Perform to metrics such as safety, quality, production rates, absenteeism, etc. as well as other practices in the departments.