Material Handler B

The Crosby Group•Jacksonville, AR

12d

About The Position

The Material Handler is responsible for handling materials, supplies, and equipment in the assigned area, including shipment, receipt, identification, storage, disbursement, and inventory. The position requires correctly identifying parts and finished products, storing them in the appropriate locations, and issuing them for work orders. The handler must maintain accurate counts and computer entries, complete required paperwork, and tag and route shipments through the proper carrier. The role involves physical activity such as lifting 1 to 50 pounds regularly and reaching, bending, twisting, standing, and walking for extended periods while pulling parts, replenishing stock, cycle counting, loading pallets, and unpacking boxes. The employee must read and understand safety warnings, work orders, instructions, computer readouts, and inventory documents; communicate with supervisors and inspectors; and learn and remember part locations and job procedures. Safe forklift operation is required when properly trained. Some exposure to dust, smoke, and fumes typical of a manufacturing environment is expected. Punctuality and regular attendance are important to maintain manufacturing schedules. CMCO describes itself as a world leader in the heavy lift and securement industry and emphasizes quality, training, technical expertise, and employee development. The position supports Kito Crosby channel partners and end users around the world in mission-critical applications.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Completion of at least 3 hours of forklift operation training.
Ability to lift 1 to 50 pounds on a regular basis.
Ability to reach, bend, twist, stand, or walk for long periods.
Ability to see, read, and write to understand work and safety information and complete inventory documents.
Ability to learn and retain information needed to identify and locate parts and equipment and use the computer.
Punctuality and regular attendance.

Nice To Haves

Two years of material handling experience in a manufacturing environment is preferred.

Responsibilities

Ship, receive, identify, store, and disburse materials, supplies, and equipment.
Make accurate counts and computer entries, complete required paperwork, and tag and route shipments via the proper carrier.
Operate a forklift safely and efficiently when properly trained.
Pull parts, replenish stocking locations, conduct cycle counts, load parts onto pallets, and remove parts from boxes.
Read and understand safety warnings, work orders, special instructions, computer readouts, and inventory control documents.
Communicate with supervisors, inspectors, and others as needed.
Learn and remember how to identify and locate parts and equipment, use the computer, and perform other job functions.
Maintain punctuality and regular attendance to support manufacturing schedules.