3rd Shift Label Department Admin

Alene Candles•New Albany, OH

15h•Onsite

About The Position

Accurately receives labels into stock with the appropriate part numbers, quantities, system transactions, location identifiers, and stocking locations. Ensures labels are easily identifiable in order to be issued accurately. Accurately establishes and maintains bin locations within the system and physically in the label area. Receives and issues labels to the appropriate work order, validating correctness with extra focus on matching domestic and international to the right work orders. Prints BME labels, tracking date codes. Maintains accurate inventory by doing the appropriate bin transactions and issue documentation and system entries. Conducts cycle counts as required and work with finance to accurately adjust on hand balances. Pulls, stages, and issues label components for production jobs. Issues date codes, ensuring accuracy of batch tracking. Creates carton labels for new finished goods, and ensures they are readily identifiable to the appropriate work order. Insure items signed out properly to the line leaders and enter inventory transactions for all materials pulled. When excess is returned to stock, ensures documentation is correct and on hand balances are accurately and correctly entered into the system. Uses scale to get precision counts of returned labels and splices smaller rolls together.

Requirements

High School diploma or general education degree (GED).
6 months to 1 year of relevant experience required for the role or demonstrated solid administrative skills
Ability to read and interpret information on shop orders and provide accurate counts for labels.
Effective verbal and oral communication skills; need to interact with several line leaders during the course of the day and ensure their needs are met in a timely manner.
Ability to work accurately, with interruptions, to meet deadlines.
Ability to work independently as well as part of a team.
Ability to exercise flexibility, initiative, and good judgment.
Basic knowledge of computers.
Basic math skills.
Understanding of Inventory functions.
Data entry required and the ability to function in IFS system in order to enter transactions.

Nice To Haves

Ability to operate label printer equipment and troubleshoot any problems.

Responsibilities

Accurately receives labels into stock with the appropriate part numbers, quantities, system transactions, location identifiers, and stocking locations.
Ensures labels are easily identifiable in order to be issued accurately.
Accurately establishes and maintains bin locations within the system and physically in the label area.
Receives and issues labels to the appropriate work order, validating correctness with extra focus on matching domestic and international to the right work orders.
Prints BME labels, tracking date codes.
Maintains accurate inventory by doing the appropriate bin transactions and issue documentation and system entries.
Conducts cycle counts as required and work with finance to accurately adjust on hand balances.
Pulls, stages, and issues label components for production jobs.
Issues date codes, ensuring accuracy of batch tracking.
Creates carton labels for new finished goods, and ensures they are readily identifiable to the appropriate work order.
Insure items signed out properly to the line leaders and enter inventory transactions for all materials pulled.
Ensures documentation is correct and on hand balances are accurately and correctly entered into the system when excess is returned to stock.
Uses scale to get precision counts of returned labels and splices smaller rolls together.
Must be able to work within and navigate our ERP system (IFS) to issue materials to the appropriate order.
Stage and issue side and bottom labels as required per work order instructions.
Send batch information electronically to ShopVue systems on production floor.
Following each run materials should be returned to reconcile components at the end of each work order.
Properly transfer labels to and from storage bins, ensuring accuracy in all transactions.
Cycle counting steps in IFS.