Material Handler

LMI Packaging•Pleasant Prairie, WI

8d•Onsite

About The Position

MATERIAL HANDLER – 1ST SHIFT SUMMARY: Under the direction of the Warehouse Supervisor, the Material Handler is to prepare domestic and international shipments in accordance with shipping requirements and specifications. Receive all incoming materials, supplies, equipment and returned goods. Check received goods against purchase orders or receiving papers. Pull and return material to manufacturing locations. Maintain Daily Shipping Log and prepare receiving and shipping paperwork. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Ability to completely and accurately prepare documents such as work orders, bill of ladings, Commercial Invoice Forms, Certificate of Analysis, and North American Free Trade Agreement Forms. Requisition and store shipping materials, production materials, and supplies to maintain inventory. Including rotation of stock. Deliver or route materials to departments using devices such as hand truck, fork truck or stand-up truck. (Staging raw materials and moving finished product). Load and unload trucks Weigh, wrap, and affix proper labels to finished skids to prepare materials for shipping. Combining items on skids. Pull and prepare inventory orders. Double package items in preparation for UPS or Fed X over the counter pickup. Weigh and load scrap trailers keeping receiving dock clear of scrap pallets; coordinate with scrap companies when trailers are to be switched out. Maintain 5S standards in Shipping dock, Receiving dock and Production area. Receive/Ship materials following standard work instructions. Keep and maintain cleanliness throughout production and both warehouse areas, such as replacing scrap bins when needed, keeping main floors free of debris, and loading of scrap trucks.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED; 1-3 years related experience or training; or equivalent combination of education/experience.
Ability to read and interpret documents such as safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions, and procedure manuals
Basic mathematical skills
Must be able to lift 20-30# boxes
Experience operating powered industrial trucks (forklift)

Responsibilities

Prepare domestic and international shipments in accordance with shipping requirements and specifications
Receive all incoming materials, supplies, equipment and returned goods
Check received goods against purchase orders or receiving papers
Pull and return material to manufacturing locations
Maintain Daily Shipping Log and prepare receiving and shipping paperwork
Prepare documents such as work orders, bill of ladings, Commercial Invoice Forms, Certificate of Analysis, and North American Free Trade Agreement Forms
Requisition and store shipping materials, production materials, and supplies to maintain inventory. Including rotation of stock
Deliver or route materials to departments using devices such as hand truck, fork truck or stand-up truck
Load and unload trucks
Weigh, wrap, and affix proper labels to finished skids to prepare materials for shipping
Pull and prepare inventory orders
Double package items in preparation for UPS or Fed X over the counter pickup
Weigh and load scrap trailers keeping receiving dock clear of scrap pallets
Coordinate with scrap companies when trailers are to be switched out
Maintain 5S standards in Shipping dock, Receiving dock and Production area
Receive/Ship materials following standard work instructions
Keep and maintain cleanliness throughout production and both warehouse areas, such as replacing scrap bins when needed, keeping main floors free of debris, and loading of scrap trucks