Material Handler

Barry-Wehmiller•Green Bay, WI

40d•Onsite

About The Position

As a Material Handler, you will receive, identify, transport, store and deliver a wide variety of raw materials and manufactured/purchased parts for additional processing, assembly, machining, or direct shipments. You will also perform different roles: labeling, packing, and loading items for shipments according to specifications.

Requirements

Forklift Certification
High School Diploma or GED equivalent.
6+ months of experience working in a manufacturing environment.
1+ years of experience working with Microsoft Programs and data entry.

Responsibilities

Receive parts/materials shipments from carriers, verify that the order is correct, complete all related paperwork, and electronically record transactions in SAP.
Verify and count all incoming stock prior to assigning location.
Perform all required transactions required to maintain a high level of inventory accuracy.
Prepare parts/machines for packing, pack per customer/industry requirements, and complete all related paperwork in preparation of shipment.
Locate and disburse parts to production areas based on production requirements.
Assist carriers with the loading of packages/crates to trucks.
Prepare UPS shipments and properly record in computer system.
Deliver and pick up parts/materials with company truck.
Must maintain an operator license for lift trucks and automobile.
Participate in daily inventory cycle counts.
Maintain all related records.
Assist in training and orientation of other material handlers and transferees.
Assist coordinator with movement of material and paperwork within manufacturing and purchasing departments.
Pull parts and deliver to proper locations with accuracy.
Assist in stocking all incoming materials in proper locations and submit proper paperwork to inventory control coordinator.
Utilize the UPS tracking system.
Correctly status and stock returns from assembly floor and customers.
Assist in investigating and solving inventory problems.
Identify, bag, count, and stock the material in proper locations or assign usage and move to proper area for distribution.
Accurately move parts/material to proper locations.
Read and interpret blueprints.
Read scales and other measuring devices.
Verify that part name and physical part match.
Utilize computer/hand held guns to handle required transactions.
Transcribe part numbers accurately.
Load and unload trucks.
Operate miscellaneous power tools used in construction of skids, boxes and crates used in the shipping of parts and/or machines.
Properly document condition of shipping containers and any other apparent damage to incoming containers prior to loading or unloading.
Ensure that the supervisor/s or coordinator/s has been notified, and that the appropriate actions have been taken prior to unpacking of damaged containers.
Comply with all safety requirements associated with equipment, tools, and company policies and procedures.
Maintain a safe and clean work environment.
Ensure care of equipment and tools assigned to your area.