Inbound Material Handler

Lambright Group Staffing Solutions•Conyers, GA

17h•Onsite

About The Position

Our client is seeking a highly detail-oriented, organized, and physically active Inbound Material Handler to manage our warehouse inventory put away, slotting, and bin-location processes. Candidates will take received goods from the inbound dock and accurately map, organize, and stock them into their designated storage locations. Because a large percentage of the parts look completely identical and share the same size, this role requires exceptional visual focus and organizational skills to prevent mis-slotting. Candidates must be an experienced forklift driver who can safely and efficiently clear put away carts while ensuring all warehouse locations are perfectly updated and synchronized with our computer system.

Requirements

Forklift Certification/Experience: Proven ability to safely operate a forklift in a tight, fast-paced warehouse environment.
Excellent Organizational Skills: Strong ability to logically organize inventory, manage space, and maintain flawless bin locations.
Advanced Visual Acuity: Exceptional ability to differentiate between highly similar parts and spot minute differences in alphanumeric part numbers.
High-Stress Resilience: Proven ability to maintain accuracy, speed, and composure under tight deadlines and peak inbound volume.
Computer Literacy: Proficient in Microsoft Office platforms (Word, Excel, Outlook) and comfortable learning warehouse database systems to save, track, and update inventory locations.
Communication Skills: Strong verbal and written communication skills to coordinate with supervisors and maintain inventory accuracy.

Responsibilities

Inventory Put away & Slotting: Transfer received inventory from the inbound dock to correct warehouse shelves, bins, and racks, ensuring everything is slotted in its exact right location.
System & Location Verification: Verify that all items are placed exactly where the system states they should be, cross-referencing physical inventory against system data.
System Location Management: Ensure all new, moved, or updated slotting and bin locations are accurately saved and updated in the computer system in real time.
Cart Efficiency: Clear and put away inventory carts in an efficient, timely, and organized manner to prevent dock congestion.
Forklift Operation: Safely operate a forklift to transport large, heavy, or bulk inventory to designated storage areas.
Small-Part Inspection: Read, verify, and match small, highly similar part numbers on identical looking items before placing them into bins to prevent mixed inventory.
Documentation & Data Entry: Maintain accurate quality logs and enter daily audit and slotting metrics into computer systems.
Team Communication: Collaborate and communicate clearly with the receiving and picking teams to report any inventory discrepancies, layout issues, or labeling errors.