Packing, Staging and Inventory Control

Zaniboni Lighting•Clearwater, FL

4d•Onsite

About The Position

We are a lighting manufacturer in downtown Clearwater seeking an associate to perform Packing, Staging, and Inventory Control. This role involves ensuring parts are accurately accounted for, maintaining up-to-date inventory systems for re-order points, pulling correct parts for assembly, performing final quality checks on assembled products, and safely packing them for transit. You will work alongside another packer in this department.

Requirements

Strong organization skills
Skilled at handling small, delicate items and performing tasks that require precision and care.
Able to follow instructions and communicate with team members effectively
Familiarity with or willingness to learn how to operate packaging machinery, such as shrink wrap machines, labeler, and scales
Capable of working independently and within a team
Comfortable and competent with machines, equipment, software, email, spreadsheets, ERP system.

Nice To Haves

Experience in a warehouse, production, or packaging role is preferred.

Responsibilities

Ensure parts are accounted for correctly and provide accurate information to ensure the system is kept up to date for proper re-order points.
Pull the correct parts from inventory and stage in the various assembly areas so the assemblers can build their work orders.
Perform the final quality check once orders are built and proceed to pack them safely so they do not get damaged during transit.
Get familiar with inventory, shelves, codes, locations and back stock (refill boxes).
Track stock levels, do monthly inventory counts on optimum schedule to ensure the system is up to date.
Provide inventory adjustments or notify when stock is below optimum levels for re-order points.
Pull various parts from inventory and stage for the different assembly areas so they can build their orders, ensuring this is done quickly and accurately.
Prepare wires, work on the wire stripping machine to provide correct lengths and quantities when required on a work order.
Packaging: this includes wrapping, boxing, or bagging items according to standard specifications, ensuring they are ready for transport.
Quality control: inspect products for any damages or defects before packaging to maintain quality standards.
Attach labels, barcodes, and other identifying marks to packages as needed, ensuring information is accurate for tracking and compliance.
Keep inventory shelves, packing and staging areas clean and organized with safety and optimum production in mind.
Perform light maintenance on equipment if necessary (scale, foam machine, wire stepping machine).