Receiver II

Grifols•Clayton, NC

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Shipper/Receiver performs physical warehouse tasks related to receiving, storing, and shipping raw materials, products, equipment, and samples. This includes checking incoming goods against purchase orders or invoices, maintaining receipt records, rejecting damaged items when necessary, and picking, packing, staging, and loading temperature-sensitive finished goods for shipment to distribution partners and customers. The position also handles inventory movement and counts, prepares shipping documentation, performs TSA screening under applicable protocols and company procedures, and supports the storage and delivery of hazardous raw materials. Work is performed in a warehouse environment and involves operating forklifts and other power equipment, following regulated-industry and GMP procedures, and maintaining a clean and safe work area. The role is listed for first shift, 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

Requirements

For Shipper/Receiver: high school diploma or equivalent, and one of the following: one year of pharmaceutical, chemical, food handling/distribution, warehouse, logistics, or production manufacturing experience in a regulated industry (FDA, USDA, NRC) obtained within the last five years; two years of warehouse experience in a non-regulated industry; an associate’s or bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university in Supply Chain/Logistics, Biology, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Engineering, Pharmaceutical Technology, Business, Teaching, or a related curriculum; or completion of the Bioworks Certification Program.
For Senior Shipper Receiver: high school diploma or equivalent, and either two years of relevant experience in a regulated industry (FDA, USDA, NRC) or three years of warehouse experience in a non-regulated industry.
Senior Shipper Receiver must be qualified to perform all duties associated with the Shipper/Receiver role.
Must pass a TSA Security Threat Analysis.
Must possess a valid driver’s license.
Basic computer skills are required.
Must be able to repeatedly lift up to 50 pounds.
Must be able to stand for prolonged periods during an entire shift.
Must be able to work overtime on short notice.
Must be able to perform basic math functions.
Must be able to operate a forklift and obtain forklift certification within 30 days of employment.
Ability to communicate and understand information and ideas conveyed through spoken and written words and sentences.
Ability to perform simple, repetitive tasks by following written or oral instructions and procedures and maintain a work pace that meets production standards.

Nice To Haves

Previous forklift experience is preferred.

Responsibilities

Unload inbound freight and verify carrier counts and the condition of goods received; note discrepancies and notify a supervisor.
Sort and label raw materials according to procedures.
Prepare receiving records for incoming non-inventory items, deliver the items to departments, obtain receipts, and maintain delivery receipt files.
Select, pick, label, and deliver off-tested inventory items to manufacturing according to procedures, sanitizing as required.
Prepare outbound freight, including marking and strapping cases and completing paperwork.
Pick and pack orders to customer requests and specifications, applying special markings and arranging delivery as needed.
Prepare bills of lading and transportation documents.
Perform TSA screening according to TSA protocols and Grifols policies and procedures.
Load outbound freight and obtain carrier signatures for outbound goods.
Arrange special pickups and deliveries when requested.
Move on-test finished goods from packaging to the B100 on-test area and move off-test finished goods to proper storage areas.
Verify finished-goods counts against off-test documents and report discrepancies to a supervisor.
Take inventory and cycle counts to help ensure inventory accuracy.
Apply stickers to US-labeled products identified for export.
Prepare and pack frozen export paste shipments with dry ice in a +5-degree cold room.
Maintain a clean and safe work area and complete cGMP housekeeping logs.
Safely operate forklifts and shuttle trucks.
Use SAP and SAP Console to perform inventory functions.
Follow plant hazardous-material procedures.
Maintain forklift batteries at appropriate charge and water levels.
Collect empty wooden pallets from plant corridors and move serviceable and unserviceable pallets to the warehouse; assist with loading unserviceable pallets for removal as needed.
Maintain warehouse housekeeping to meet GMP requirements, including skylights and docks.
Handle returned goods by segregating products awaiting QO disposition or return to stock according to procedures.
Ensure outbound freight is accurate and properly prepared for shipment.
Store, withdraw, and deliver hazardous raw materials throughout the facility.