Material Handler PRINT

Rohrer•Hayesville, OH

About The Position

At the beginning of the shift change, the Material Handler is responsible for: Arriving 10 minutes before shift to receive any updates from previous shift’s Material Handler During ‘Setup’ Operation, Material Handler is responsible for: Verifying pallet specifications De-staging current job Staging for next job includes pallets and item count During ‘Run’ Operator, Material Handler is responsible for: Packing supplies for current job and moving skids. Pre-staging for next job includes gathering product and packing supplies De-staging completed jobs including returning any un-used packing supplies Assist in closing of the job Coordinates with the Material Stager to get corrugated cartons for orders in place and get unused materials from previous orders put back in the correct location. Obtain pallets, boxes, bottoms and dividers to take paper bails off and to load the truck with the paper bails. The Material Handler scans completed orders and moves finished goods to the warehouse. Load semis for the warehouse, unload pallet trucks and corrugated trucks. Must visualize and measure pallet size with correct box. Familiarizes self with the items being packed. Correctly uses required safety PPE: steel toe shoes, safety glasses, and hearing protection. Transports materials to and from storage to designated area using forklift, pallet jack, carts and other devices. During slow periods, the Material Handler will identify materials needed on the packing line or other prep work. Demonstrates teamwork and motivation on intensive and easier packing jobs. Monitoring the scrap system to ensure material is correctly baled and maintained. Carry out assignments in a timely, diligent and safe manner. Lifts heavy objects by hand or uses hand pallet jack and cleans work area, machines, and equipment, using broom, rags, and cleaning compounds, to assist machine operators. Maintain assigned lines in a clean and orderly condition; follow all safety policies and procedures including GMP practices to meet company standards. Understands the packing line procedures (Balcip) including but not limited to: Card orientation in box Card jogging procedures Final quality/collating verification Quality checks Understands all packing line metrics and goals. Completes daily end of shift duties as assigned by the Team Lead – Packing. Keeps the flow of the process moving at a fast and steady pace. Other duties as assigned

Responsibilities

Arriving 10 minutes before shift to receive any updates from previous shift’s Material Handler
Verifying pallet specifications
De-staging current job
Staging for next job includes pallets and item count
Packing supplies for current job and moving skids
Pre-staging for next job includes gathering product and packing supplies
De-staging completed jobs including returning any un-used packing supplies
Assist in closing of the job
Coordinates with the Material Stager to get corrugated cartons for orders in place and get unused materials from previous orders put back in the correct location
Obtain pallets, boxes, bottoms and dividers to take paper bails off and to load the truck with the paper bails
Scans completed orders and moves finished goods to the warehouse
Load semis for the warehouse, unload pallet trucks and corrugated trucks
Visualize and measure pallet size with correct box
Familiarizes self with the items being packed
Correctly uses required safety PPE: steel toe shoes, safety glasses, and hearing protection
Transports materials to and from storage to designated area using forklift, pallet jack, carts and other devices
Identify materials needed on the packing line or other prep work
Demonstrates teamwork and motivation on intensive and easier packing jobs
Monitoring the scrap system to ensure material is correctly baled and maintained
Carry out assignments in a timely, diligent and safe manner
Lifts heavy objects by hand or uses hand pallet jack and cleans work area, machines, and equipment, using broom, rags, and cleaning compounds, to assist machine operators
Maintain assigned lines in a clean and orderly condition; follow all safety policies and procedures including GMP practices to meet company standards
Understands the packing line procedures (Balcip) including but not limited to: Card orientation in box Card jogging procedures Final quality/collating verification Quality checks
Understands all packing line metrics and goals
Completes daily end of shift duties as assigned by the Team Lead – Packing
Keeps the flow of the process moving at a fast and steady pace
Other duties as assigned