Material Handler II

Isomedix Operations Inc. (US)•Sandy, UT

About The Position

The Material Handler II is responsible for the safe movement and processing preparation of customer product. The role transfers product between unprocessed storage, processing, and processed areas; loads and unloads product; stages it for shipment; and places, retrieves, and analyzes monitoring devices according to processing specifications. The handler reviews product and process documents, including customer-provided special instructions, to ensure accurate processing and product accountability. The position monitors equipment used for product movement, performs minor repairs, refers major malfunctions or unsafe conditions to management or Maintenance, and maintains a clean, orderly work area. Depending on training and certification, the handler may process product to specifications and may assist with inventory receiving, identification, labeling, and storage. The role may also include duties performed by Material Handler I, Warehouse Material Handler, Warehouse Assistant, or Operator, and may involve training other Material Handlers. Employees participate in Operator training to develop their skills. Depending on the operating modality, such as Gamma, the role can be highly physical and require strength and endurance. The scheduled shift is Wednesday, half day, 12:00 p.m.–6:00 p.m., and Thursday through Saturday, 6:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. STERIS operates 24/7, 365 days a year, including holidays. The stated pay rate is $21.75 per hour, and the position is eligible for bonus participation. The role is subject to passing an NRC-required background check.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
At least two years of warehousing or manufacturing experience.
Ability to lift up to 50 pounds.
Ability to read, write, and communicate verbally effectively.
Ability to navigate defined computer screens and use basic computer skills.
Above-average organizing and analyzing skills and Level 1 math skills, including basic arithmetic with two-digit numbers, money, and measurements.
Pass the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC)-required background check.
Ability to adapt to changing duties and responsibilities.
Ability to work seated or standing and use hands.
Normal hearing sufficient to hear alarms, bells, and horns.
Ability to work independently under general guidelines and supervision.
Effective interpersonal skills demonstrated through prior experience.
Dependability and punctuality, teamwork, and attention to detail.

Nice To Haves

Prior forklift operating experience.
Warehousing experience in an FDA, ISO, or GMP environment, or a passing score on the Operator test.

Responsibilities

Transfer product from unprocessed storage to the processing area; load and unload processed product; prepare product for shipment and stage it in the processed area.
Review product and process documents and customer-provided special instructions to ensure accurate processing.
Monitor equipment used for product movement and transfer, perform minor repairs, and refer major malfunctions or unsafe conditions to management or the Maintenance Department.
Maintain a clean and orderly work area and perform material-handling and production functions as needed.
Process product according to specifications when qualified through training and certification.
Assist with inventory by receiving, identifying, labeling when appropriate, and storing product in the Shipping and Receiving area according to procedures and customer instructions.
Maintain product documentation and accountability, take appropriate corrective action, and place, retrieve, and analyze product monitoring devices according to processing specifications.
Research and respond appropriately to alarm conditions; report events outside normal parameters to a Supervisor, Team Leader, or Operator, and assist with issue resolution within operational and safety guidelines.
Conduct daily area housekeeping.
Participate in Operator training to further develop skills.
Perform work in accordance with STERIS policies, GMP, Lean principles, and other directives; support higher-level management decisions and perform other assigned duties.
May perform duties of Material Handler I, Warehouse Material Handler, Warehouse Assistant, or Operator after beginning or completing Operator training.
May train other Material Handlers in essential job functions.