03 - Material Handler 3

Celestica•Richardson, TX

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Performs a variety of material-handling and logistics tasks in support of manufacturing production and/or prototype printed circuit boards and other products. The role works under general supervision, receives general instructions for new assignments, and performs moderately complex work requiring judgment to resolve problems and make recommendations. Situations outside standard processes, procedures, and methods are referred to an expert resource. The employee may demonstrate work methods to new employees and communicates with supervisors, coworkers, team members, and, when applicable, external contacts to exchange factual information and provide explanations. Responsibilities include receiving, counting, stocking, inspecting, and verifying materials; maintaining inventory accuracy and completing inventory transactions; delivering materials to production or shipping areas; preparing finished goods and other items for shipment; and coordinating outgoing shipments with freight carriers. Duties are performed in a manufacturing environment and may include exposure to noise, dust, chemicals, machinery, and temperature extremes, as well as sustained concentration and physical exertion.

Requirements

Three to five years of relevant experience.
Additional courses after high school, or an equivalent combination of education and experience; educational requirements may vary by geography.
Knowledge of logistics systems, SMT materials, electronics packaging, and electronics terminology.
Knowledge of personal computers and ability to learn and use applications specific to the area.
Basic math skills.
Ability to read and assimilate job documentation and identify and configure specific materials for each work order.
Ability to maintain detailed, accurate, and organized records.
Ability to communicate effectively with a wide variety of internal customers.
Specific certifications and/or licenses as required.
Ability to perform continuous light physical effort, including repetitive motion, standing, sitting in a confined workspace, climbing, using equipment, and handling lightweight materials.
Ability to perform periodic heavy manual effort, including lifting objects over 20 pounds and straining, pulling, and lifting.

Responsibilities

Receive, count, and stock raw materials.
Verify materials against bills of materials and deliveries against purchase orders, bills of lading, and packing lists.
Perform periodic audits and cycle counts to monitor inventory accuracy.
Complete detailed inventory transactions in appropriate systems; compile data and generate reports as needed.
Deliver materials to production and/or shipping areas.
Handle, inspect, label, and deliver incoming materials; visually inspect deliveries for loss or damage.
Work with purchasing to resolve inaccurate deliveries or incorrect delivery paperwork.
Prepare finished goods and other items for shipment; order and maintain shipping supplies.
Verify counts and part numbers, and prepare and pack items for shipment.
Prepare shipping documentation and labels.
Schedule and coordinate pickup for outgoing shipments and interact with freight carriers as needed.
Post weight and shipping charges and maintain detailed shipment files.
May demonstrate work methods to new employees.