Material Coordinator

Central Wire•Union, IL

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Material Coordinator is responsible for the movement, storage, cleanliness, safety checks, and management of materials within a warehouse or industrial setting. This role provides support by receiving material, creating shop travelers, and delivering products to different production areas. The Central Wire (CWI) Group of Companies is a world-class manufacturer with 12 locations in three countries and over 750 employees, known for its excellence and as the only fully integrated maker of wire, rope, and assemblies. Their solutions are utilized in aerospace, defense, med tech, and heavy industry applications globally.

Requirements

Ability to communicate – verbal and written.
Ability to perform basic math functions with accuracy.
Basic computer skills for data entry purposes.
Ability to lift a minimum of 50 lbs.
Ability to work independently with minimal supervision.
Constant standing & walking.
Frequent pushing, pulling, & reaching.
Multi-Tasking skills.
Predictable and consistent attendance is required.

Nice To Haves

High school graduate or equivalent preferred.
Forklift experience preferred.
1-2 years in industrial machinery.

Responsibilities

Ensure that material is delivered, ready, and staged for machines.
Unload incoming wire rod and place it in designated storage area.
Record coil weight and yard location when storing.
Tag wire.
Handle the removal and segregation of scrap and trash throughout the manufacturing area.
Move material from rejection area to yard.
Ensure finished product is delivered to the appropriate department.
Read work orders/bill of materials to determine product specifications.
Responsible for quantity and quality to meet efficiency rates.
Obtain all required approvals.
Label packages.
Use of forklifts, cranes, and hand carts to load/unload machines and to move material to and from machines.
Ensure and observe all safety and housekeeping rules and guidelines, including conducting daily safety inspections.
Maintain a clean and organized work area.
Inspect material during processing to ensure proper quality is maintained.
Complete all documentation and turn in the work order to the supervisor.
Train new operators.
Work in a fast-paced environment.
Work in confined spaces.
Complete all assigned training, including monthly health and safety sessions.
Read SDS’s to familiarize with chemicals used.
Maintain all safety check lists to include eye washes, fire extinguisher, exits and all other Safety requirements.
Work closely with the Office Admin.
Maintain cleanliness of the plant to include sweeping trash and other misc. duties.
Place material on hold, if necessary, stop production when nonconforming wire is found.
Work in various temperature environments (including extreme heat).
Work overtime as required.
Assist production manager and other operators, as necessary.