Production Staging Specialist

NCH Corporation•Macon, GA

13d•Onsite

About The Position

The purpose of the Production Staging Specialist is to ensure the accurate, complete, and timely transition of jobs from Inventory to Manufacturing. This role reviews all pick tickets and pulled component jobs to verify that every required part has been properly issued, staged, and documented before release. Once validated, the specialist delivers each job to the correct workstation in alignment with the production schedule, safeguarding build readiness, material accuracy, and on-time manufacturing performance.

Requirements

Ability to read and interpret pick tickets and BOMs.
Proficient in transacting material in Oracle / SAP.
Able to use Microsoft Outlook to communicate.
Strong communication and organizational skills.
Conditioned to sustain work in a manufacturing environment that ranges in temperature from 40oF – 100oF.
Capable of standing, walking, and moving for extended periods during inspections and testing activities.
Ability to lift and carry equipment and tools weighing up to 50 pounds.
Good manual dexterity for handling small parts, tools, and equipment used in inspections and testing procedures.
Good visual ability for close-up observations and use of analytical and control equipment.
Good depth perception and ability to distinguish different colors.
Good hearing ability to detect verbal and audible signals from a moderate distance.
Good communication skills to work cooperatively with associates.

Responsibilities

Review all pick tickets and pulled component jobs to confirm every required part has been issued, staged, and documented prior to release.
Approve or hold jobs based on material accuracy, documentation completeness, and production schedule alignment.
Organize and verify all staged components, ensuring correct quantities, labeling, and readiness for workstation delivery.
Transport validated jobs to the correct workstation according to the production schedule, ensuring build teams receive materials exactly when needed.
Communicate directly with Inventory Control, Production, and Scheduling to resolve missing parts, documentation gaps, or timing conflicts.
Identify and escalate any material shortages, documentation errors, or staging discrepancies that threaten build readiness or on-time delivery.
Review all pick tickets for accuracy, confirming correct part number, quantities, and documentation before jobs are released for manufacturing.
Identify missing, incorrect, or damaged components and coordinate with inventory, purchasing, or production to resolve discrepancies.
Deliver fully verified jobs to the correct workstation according to the production schedule, ensuring on-time manufacturing starts.
Transfer bulk and finished inventory between production and satellite warehouses.
Complete other tasks set forth by Inventory Supervisor.