Material Handler/Manufacturing Associate

Solventum•San Antonio, TX

22h•Onsite

About The Position

At Solventum, the Material Handler/Manufacturing Associate supports kitting production and material movement, completing manufacturing work steps under general supervision and according to defined specifications and standards. The role uses only designated production aids, equipment, tooling, and materials, and verifies product quality at each work step through appropriate tests and inspections. In coordination with the Quality department, the associate verifies product quality before production begins or resumes. The associate maintains raw-material levels by controlling department Kanbans, completes online documentation, reports deviations, and helps identify and resolve line problems as part of the department team. The position follows approved procedures and required documentation, including GMP, housekeeping, hygiene, safety, Environmental, Health and Safety, training, timekeeping, and attendance requirements. The role also moves materials to support production, operates pallet jacks and Powered Industrial Vehicles when required, and assists warehouse personnel as assigned. The associate is expected to support Solventum’s values, code of conduct, compliance, and a positive safety environment; communicate and engage with the team; maintain an orderly workspace; participate in daily meetings with site leadership; and work at the set takt rate in a fast-paced environment. This is an onsite position in San Antonio, Texas. Applicants must be legally authorized to work in the country of employment without sponsorship for employment visa status. The expected compensation range is $39,360–$54,120, including base pay and variable incentive pay if eligible. The role may be eligible for benefits including medical, dental and vision coverage, health savings accounts, health care and dependent care flexible spending accounts, disability benefits, life insurance, voluntary benefits, paid absences, and retirement benefits.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Up to one year of combined experience in manufacturing, electrical/mechanical/pneumatic assembly, or a warehouse environment in a private, public, government, or military setting.
Must be legally authorized to work in the country of employment without sponsorship for employment visa status.

Nice To Haves

Experience with hand tools, label printers, tape dispensers, computers, and computer-aided equipment.
Experience with powered industrial vehicles and pallet jacks.
Background in a manufacturing quality-control production environment involving electronic, mechanical, or pneumatic equipment.
Strong teamwork abilities.
Strong leadership, communication, interpersonal, and self-motivational skills.

Responsibilities

Complete manufacturing work steps under general supervision and according to specifications, defined standards, and approved procedures.
Use only designated production aids, equipment, tooling, and materials.
Perform appropriate tests and inspections at each work step to verify that products and components meet quality standards.
Work with the Quality department to verify product quality before production begins or resumes.
Maintain required raw-material levels by controlling department Kanbans.
Complete online documentation and required charts correctly, and report deviations to appropriate personnel.
Participate in identifying, raising, and resolving production-line problems as a member of the department team.
Follow GMP procedures, including housekeeping, hygiene, and safety practices, as well as applicable regulatory requirements and Solventum policies.
Observe and follow timekeeping and attendance policies.
Comply with EHS policies, relevant EHS documentation, required training, and associated documentation.
Move materials as needed to support production activities.
Operate pallet jacks and Powered Industrial Vehicles as required by tasking.
Assist warehouse personnel with assigned tasks as needed.
Support Solventum values, code of conduct, compliance, and a positive safety environment.
Demonstrate clear communication and team engagement, and maintain a clean and orderly workspace.
Participate in daily meetings with site leadership.
Work to the set takt rate in a fast-paced environment.
Comply with corporate policies, procedures, and security standards while performing assigned duties.