Logistics Technician II

Click Bond•Watertown, CT

About The Position

As a Logistics Technician II, you will support the efficient movement of goods through the supply chain by managing inventory, coordinating shipments, maintaining accurate records, and resolving logistical issues. The role supports customer delivery requirements and manufacturing operations, including subcontractor shipments, receiving, material movement, inventory control, and domestic and international shipping. The position also requires safe operation of company vehicles and material-handling equipment, accurate ERP transactions and shipping documentation, and compliance with safety, quality, hazardous-material, and company procedures. The employee is expected to work with minimal supervision, maintain orderly work areas, and communicate respectfully with team members, vendors, and visitors.

Requirements

Valid driver’s license.
Strong computer skills.
Adequate math skills.
Ability to communicate effectively with others.
Ability to read and write English.
High school diploma or equivalent GED.
3–5 years of experience in logistics, inventory control, or shipping and receiving, preferably in a manufacturing environment.
Ability to frequently lift or move up to 50 pounds and occasionally lift or move up to 100 pounds with assistance or use of a hand truck or forklift.
Ability to meet the physical demands of the role, including frequent standing, hand use, reaching, walking, sitting, and bending; close vision is also required.

Responsibilities

Monitor the ERP shipping schedule for parts requiring external subcontracting processes and expedite parts through internal processes for timely delivery to subcontractors.
Pack and ship items using internal and external carriers in accordance with customer requirements.
Prioritize and expedite subcontractor orders by requesting faster deliveries when needed to meet customer requirements.
Maintain purchase-order documentation, receive materials from subcontractors and vendors, and update MRP postings.
Fulfill production “Get Requests” by promptly pulling, delivering, and transacting required materials.
Complete shipping and receiving paperwork, including certificates, MSOs, and receivers, and post transactions in the ERP system.
Notify the Quality Department when priority products return and require inspection.
Load and unload trucks and operate company vehicles and material-handling equipment, including lift trucks and hand trucks.
Receive raw metal, record purchase-order receipts, complete skid tags, move materials to storage, and post information in the ERP system.
Transport lubricants, raw materials, in-process parts, shipping containers, tools, supplies, and other manufacturing materials between production and storage areas.
Transport scrap containers, log their weight, maintain and reconcile the scrap log, contact the scrap dealer when pickup is needed, and provide required documentation.
Count packaging supplies and recommend reordering as needed.
Perform and record daily forklift safety checks.
Pack parts, prepare shipments from ERP inventory, verify customer requirements, and complete required documentation.
Handle and label hazardous materials as directed; conduct hazardous-waste and PPC site inspections and submit completed forms weekly to the designated document-control person.
Prepare international export documents, file an EEI when necessary, include documents required by the forwarder and customer, and follow export-license shipping procedures.
Complete shipping procedures for special carrier shipments, including online and manual paperwork such as Bills of Lading.
Inspect outgoing shipments for accuracy, completeness, and condition.
Perform assigned daily, weekly, and monthly cycle counts.
Immediately report suspicious or hazardous conditions to a supervisor.
Follow applicable safety and quality guidelines, policies, and procedures, and help maintain clean, orderly, hazard-free work areas.
Perform other duties as assigned.