Material Handler

10edc118-8875-4e68-b532-e3836c221bd9•Wilmington, NC

About The Position

The Material Handler supports production objectives by meeting material handling needs for production lines and shipping and receiving. The position uses hand tools, heavy machinery such as forklifts, and sometimes computers. Duties include collecting, inspecting, kitting, and delivering parts and supplies; operating material-moving equipment; supporting production areas; and maintaining a clean and safe work area. Job functions and assignments may change according to company needs and supervisor direction. The role may require overtime or alternate shifts to meet deadlines.

Requirements

Possess and demonstrate Interroll’s Growth Performance Culture: Customer, Execution excellence, People, Global collaboration, and Accountability.
High school diploma or equivalent.
Forklift certification.
Ability to obtain stock chaser and crane certifications.
Ability to read and understand simple instructions, geometric tolerances, weld symbols and diagrams, alerts and warnings, correspondence, work orders, and Kanban cards.
Basic production math skills, including arithmetic using whole numbers, common fractions, and decimals.
Ability to read and interpret machine gauges, monitors, and electronic instrument panels used in product setup and production.
Ability to perform basic visual product quality inspections.
Teamwork and strong interpersonal skills, including courteous, respectful, and professional communication with employees.
Ability to use common-sense understanding to follow oral, written, or diagrammed instructions.

Responsibilities

Perform material handling tasks as assigned by the supervisor, with responsibilities subject to change based on direction.
Review work orders and schedules for parts collection, kitting, and timely delivery to designated work areas.
Visually inspect parts for correct part, quality, and quantity before delivery.
Collect empty totes and parts requests from route pickup areas every 20 minutes.
Deliver parts and supplies in an orderly manner to departmental drop-off areas; check for Kanban shortages and restock as needed.
Operate a stock chaser to pick up and deliver parts, materials, and work in process.
Perform daily maintenance and pre-operational checks on forklifts, stock chasers, trailers, and the charging station, including refueling.
Inform management of developments affecting the Milk Run operation or material issues.
Use a forklift and other devices to move materials, equipment, and parts to designated areas.
Empty scrap and trash containers and dispose of steel, belting, and trash in the containers at the rear of the facility.
Assist with loading and unloading transport vehicles and containers with parts or new products.
Maintain a clean and safe work area and follow company operational, safety, and administrative policies.
Cross-train at the basic level in two production areas, such as Fabrication, Belt, Paint, or Assembly.
Work under tight deadlines, which may include overtime or alternate shifts.