Shipper 2

JM Huber Corporation•Shuqualak, MS

4d•Onsite

About The Position

Huber Engineered Woods (HEW), a division of J.M. Huber Corporation, combines its advanced adhesives and wood product technologies with state-of-the-art manufacturing capabilities to produce premium structural wood panel products. Innovative construction products like AdvanTech® subflooring and ZIP System® sheathing have changed the way homes and buildings go together. HEW brings together professionals with experience in research and development, product engineering and manufacturing to create products that solve specific problems. Our Corporate Office is located in Charlotte, North Carolina. HEW manufacturing facilities are located in Georgia, Virginia, Oklahoma, Tennessee and Maine. To learn more, please visit our website at www.huberwood.com. The Shipper II is primarily responsible for staging finished products for trucks and railcar loading and loading outbound trucks using authorized forklifts. This employee checks orders for accuracy, verifies loads of placement and securement, and completes Shipping scanner transactions. Shipper II assists with Shipper I duties as needed. This position reports to the Shipping Supervisor and may take directions from the Shipping Lead when the supervisor is out.

Requirements

High School Diploma or GED
1 to 3 Years Manufacturing Experience
Forklift experience required
Must be able to work rotating shifts, including weekends and holidays per shift schedule

Responsibilities

Check product labels, quantities, and shipping instructions before loading.
Look for damaged products or incorrect labels and report issues to the supervisor.
Keep aisles, staging areas, and loading areas clean and organized.
Perform Shipper I duties as needed, including preparing dunnage, applying edge protectors, assisting with straps and railcar cables, and maintaining an organized work area.
Complete pre-shift forklift inspection and post-shift checks, perform equipment housekeeping, and report equipment defects or issues to the supervisor according to site procedures.
Operate an assigned forklift after receiving site training and authorization.
Load trucks and staging units for center beam railcars according to approved loading plans and site procedures.
Use the Shipping scanner to verify and record product movements and loaded material.
Check product, quantity, placement, and securement; correct or report loading errors.
Communicate with drivers, forklift operators, the rail crew, and the Shipping Supervisor during loading.
Follow site procedures for working near trucks, railcars, pedestrians, and other equipment.
Stop work and notify the supervisor when a load, vehicle, railcar, or work area is unsafe.
Performs other duties as may be assigned.