Shipping Clerk

RBC Bearingsorporated•Compton, CA

4d•Onsite

About The Position

The Shipping Clerk will be responsible for various tasks related to shipping, receiving, and material handling within the warehouse. This role involves operating the ERP system, preparing shipments, managing logistics, and ensuring accurate inventory records. The position requires attention to detail, the ability to work independently and as part of a team, and physical stamina for lifting and moving goods. Some overtime may be required.

Requirements

Previous warehouse experience preferred.
Proficient in Windows Operating System and Windows Office.
Demonstrated ability to work well at all levels of the organization.
Motivated and able to deal with changing priorities.
Ability to lift and move boxes.
Ability to bend and stoop to wrap and band pallets for shipping.
Must be able to stand, walk for long periods, and lift heavy items.
Must be able to read and write English fluently.
Forklift experience and/or certification.
Must be either a US citizen, lawful permanent resident ('green card' holder), or have refugee or asylee status due to ITAR and EAR regulations.

Nice To Haves

Experience with AS400 or similar MRP system knowledge is a plus.

Responsibilities

Run pick/pull/pack reports from ERP system (AS400).
Make shipping boxes from flat stock.
Verify part numbers and obtain signed shipping documents.
Pack and seal shipping boxes, prepare for necessary logistics, and make shipping labels.
Drive company vehicles with parts to logistic carrier locations; perform vendor deliveries and pick-ups.
Pick, pack, palletize, and stretch wrap all customer orders for daily shipment.
Create all shipping documents for customer orders.
Arrange and schedule freight trucks to pick up customer orders.
Invoice customer orders.
Perform material handling as needed for manufacturing.
Weigh (verify count) all product shipping to vendors and create shipping documents.
Weigh (verify count) all product returning from vendors.
Open, maintain, and receive product on purchase orders.
Open and maintain work orders.
Perform data entry for production.
Supply the assembly department with customer box labels.
Receive and check in product from vendors, verifying against pack lists.
Load and unload trucks.
Receive incoming raw materials and supplies.
Examine incoming materials to verify completeness and accuracy in quantity against shipping documents.
Disassemble wooden or cardboard containers and remove materials.
Count, examine, weigh, and check materials against shipping documents or material transfer forms.
Fill out reports to document shortages and damaged material received.
Maintain records of materials and supplies received.
Move goods to their corresponding destination or storage.
Count, examine, weigh, and check incoming materials and supplies for damage and completeness against shipping documents.