Material Handling Operator

Cynet Systems•Charlotte, NC

About The Position

The Material Handling Operator receives incoming goods and checks them against shipping documents, including material number, description, and quantity. The operator inspects goods for visible damage, documents issues, and supplies information as needed. The role uses transport equipment safely and correctly, captures relevant data in processing systems, and handles the acceptance, storage, commissioning, and removal of goods while recording activity in the appropriate systems. The operator maintains stock and conducts inventory, assembles deliveries from assigned storage locations, and checks them for completeness and accuracy. The role also packages deliveries according to shipping instructions, dispatch methods, packaging types, and applicable directives such as dangerous-goods requirements; attaches shipping documents; and transports goods within and, if applicable, outside the premises using suitable equipment.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Must be authorized to legally work in the USA.
Strong verbal and written communication skills.
Must be able to pass forklift and crane certification tests.
Vision and hearing screening required; scheduled onsite after hire.
Two-year vocational training plus up to one year of experience.
Basic knowledge and experience with principles, procedures, work routines, and skills in the related field, gained through structured and focused two-year vocational training.

Nice To Haves

SAP knowledge.

Responsibilities

Receive incoming goods and compare them with shipping documents for material number, description, and quantity.
Inspect incoming goods for visible damage, document issues, and provide information as required.
Use transport equipment correctly, including hand-guided industrial trucks and forklifts.
Capture relevant data in data processing systems.
Arrange acceptance, storage, commissioning, and removal of goods in the storage area and record them in the appropriate systems.
Organize regular stock maintenance and inventory in the storage area.
Assemble deliveries from assigned storage compartments and check them for completeness and accuracy, including quantity and article number against delivery notes.
Package deliveries according to shipping instructions, dispatch methods, packaging types, and other applicable directives, including dangerous-goods requirements.
Attach the appropriate shipping documents to outgoing goods.
Transport goods inside and, if applicable, outside the premises using appropriate equipment such as cranes, forklifts, pallet jacks, and carts.