Responsible for physical or administrative tasks supporting the shipping, receiving, storage, and distribution of materials, parts, supplies, and equipment, including rejecting unsatisfactory items when necessary. Determines shipment routing and arrangements within established parameters, taking into account item type, handling method, size, urgency, and cost. Consults rate schedules, selects economical and efficient common or contract carriers, calculates applicable charges, and may reroute urgent shipments or arrange special delivery. Prepares and maintains shipping records and tracks shipments. Receives, unpacks, and checks incoming goods against purchase orders or invoices, verifies quantity, weight, and conformance, and maintains receipt records and related documents. Stocks and distributes inventory and supplies to manufacturing lines and assigned laboratories. May lift heavy items and operate material-handling equipment after receiving internal certification. The role requires knowledge of material-handling procedures and Environmental Health and Safety requirements; it may also include wood shop work, such as operating power saws and nail guns to build skids and crates. The position supports lab operations by managing tools requiring calibration in coordination with the Calibration Lab, ensuring proper chemical acquisition, storage, and disposal, distributing lab supplies, managing lab smocks, setting up and improving workstations, placing orders for lab supplies, performing solder iron testing, and carrying out activities that help maintain cleanroom integrity. The employee serves as a resource to other employees in areas of expertise and provides on-the-job training when needed. Work may be performed autonomously within the assigned area.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED