2nd shift Group Leader, Material Control

A.J. Rose•Avon, OH

12d•$25 - $26•Onsite

About The Position

Position Summary: The Group Leader – Material Control is responsible for coordinating and directing the activities of material handling personnel engaged in the movement, storage, and shipment of raw materials and finished goods. This includes leadership of shipping and receiving functions, inventory control, and forklift operations to ensure efficient and timely materials flow. Pay Range: $25.46-$26.17 plus .75 shift premium

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent (GED) required
3 to 6 years of experience in material handling, shipping/receiving, or inventory control in a manufacturing environment
Knowledge of shipping and receiving procedures in a manufacturing setting
Familiarity with inventory control systems and software
Understanding of JIT (Just-In-Time) processes
Shop floor and lot control experience
Mechanical operation of material handling equipment
Knowledge of ordering materials and QS-9000 standards
Lifting: Medium (30–50 lbs)
Physical coordination for operating machinery and handling materials
Strong leadership and decision-making under pressure
Organizational and inventory management skills
Strong attentiveness to detail and accuracy
Effective communication and coordination across teams
Good size and distance judgment for handling materials and forklift operation
Problem-solving with initiative and follow-through

Responsibilities

Direct the work of employees handling, storing, and transporting materials throughout the facility.
Coordinate shipping and receiving activities, including scheduling of trucks and documentation verification.
Oversee the use of industrial trucks and equipment based on plant layout and handling procedures.
Organize storage of raw material, in-process components, and finished goods.
Maintain and record accurate inventory of materials received, stocked, and distributed.
Monitor materials on the shop floor and supply production areas as needed.
Load and unload trucks, including receiving steel coil deliveries.
Operate lift trucks and, as needed, company pickup trucks to move materials or make deliveries.
Maintain truck logs and comply with commercial driving and shipping regulations.
Prepare items for shipment and ensure they meet specifications.
Compare shipment records to verify contents against bills of lading and orders.
Maintain inventory of shipping materials and supplies.
Perform other customer- or product-driven tasks as assigned by the Supervisor.