MATERIAL HANDLER I

Custom Truck One Source•Kansas City, MO

8d•Onsite

About The Position

Material Handler I works in a warehouse and production setting, moving products and materials, keeping production areas stocked, and helping fulfill orders. The role includes receiving and stocking parts, preparing orders for delivery, handling incoming and outgoing freight, and driving company trucks or equipment to assigned locations. The employee also maintains the cleanliness and professional appearance of work areas and equipment, follows safety practices, and completes delivery paperwork.

Requirements

Working knowledge and understanding of safety requirements, with the ability to practice them.
Ability to use carts, forklifts, hand trucks, pallet jacks, and similar equipment.
Ability to lift 60–100 pounds frequently.
Ability to walk and stand on concrete and uneven surfaces for at least 8 hours per day.
Ability to work around bright lights, extreme temperatures, loud noise, dust, gas, and/or fumes.

Responsibilities

Maintain a safe work environment.
Evaluate and identify the materials, tooling, and steps needed to complete assigned tasks.
Load and unload equipment and inspect it for damage.
Maintain trash in mechanics' bays, on the shop floor, in the yard, and on equipment.
Monitor yard inventory and oversee incoming and outgoing freight.
Perform other duties as assigned and assist others as needed.
Unload trucks using a forklift from the ground or dock.
Receive warehouse parts, check their accuracy, label them as needed, and stock them.
Pull parts orders for delivery.
Keep the work area clean and orderly.
Inspect truck or automobile equipment and supplies, including tires, lights, brakes, fuel, oil, and water; wash the vehicle at least once a week.
Drive trucks or equipment to assigned locations.
Pick up parts and equipment from customers and vendors in coordination with the Warehouse Manager, Parts Manager, Parts Counter, or Warehouse staff.
Maintain telephone or radio contact with the supervisor to receive instructions.
Clean the inside of the truck and perform routine maintenance on trucks or equipment.
Complete delivery logs and obtain the recipient's signature.
Turn in paperwork and any undelivered parts.
Maintain the professional appearance of the Parts Department and represent the company courteously and professionally.
Immediately report accidents to HR and obtain names, license numbers, and other details.