Melt Shop Scale Clerk, BRS

U. S. Steel•Osceola, AR

About The Position

The Scale Clerk is responsible for weighing inbound and outbound traffic delivering material to Big River Steel. The role supports safety, environmental, quality, and—where applicable—ResponsibleSteel requirements. Duties include recording and verifying weights and documentation for over-the-road (OTR) traffic and mill service provider trucks, tracking information in IOM and spreadsheets, reconciling logs and reports, coordinating barge-related activity, and publishing reports. The position works in an office setting with a controlled environment, with visits to the plant, external locations, and scale houses as needed. General work hours are expected, with some overtime depending on workload. This position does not supervise others.

Requirements

Proficient in reading, writing, and speaking English.
Ability to manage multiple tasks, set priorities, and meet deadlines.
Strong organization and analytical skills.
Self-managing and able to work with little supervision.
Geographically competent.
Ability to communicate clearly with internal and external parties about issues and changes.
High school degree or GED equivalent.
Working knowledge of Microsoft Office products.

Nice To Haves

One to three years of related experience.

Responsibilities

Follow safety, environmental, quality, and, where applicable, ResponsibleSteel requirements.
Capture tare weights on applicable equipment at the beginning of each shift and before each barge begins unloading.
Obtain and verify purchase orders for incoming OTR traffic.
Scale incoming OTR traffic and direct it to the correct pile location.
Weigh out each OTR vehicle and record the receipted weight in IOM.
Print two tickets for OTR traffic upon exit: one for the driver and one for BRS.
Enter ticket information into a spreadsheet for verification and tracking.
Check in mill service provider trucks for onsite barge unloading.
Capture mill service provider truck weights in IOM and enter them into a spreadsheet.
At the end of the shift and/or at the start of each barge unload, compare the truck driver log, barge/scale clerk log, and IOM report as a triple-check process.
Close notices once the IOM report, scale clerk log, truck driver logs, and daily barge log match.
Release barges after unloading and cleaning are complete.
Publish daily and ad-hoc reports as needed.
Perform other duties as required.