Stockroom Attendant

MITER Brands•Fort Myers, FL

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Stockroom Attendant is responsible for ensuring the timely and accurate fulfillment of orders, maintaining inventory levels, and contributing to a safe and efficient stockroom environment. This role involves a variety of tasks including order pulling, inventory counts, material replenishment, quality inspection, and operating warehouse equipment. The attendant will also play a key role in team collaboration, continuous improvement, and maintaining strong communication with various departments.

Requirements

Advanced computer skills required, including Microsoft Office and MRP systems.
Solid work history and strong attendance record required.
Ability to determine optimal material storage locations.
Ability to communicate clearly and effectively in both verbal and written formats.
Ability to read and write for transacting products, maintaining records, and completing documentation.
Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
Ability to convert metric units.
Strong critical‑thinking capability.

Nice To Haves

Forklift experience preferred.
On‑the‑job training provided.

Responsibilities

Ensure all build-date orders and rush orders are pulled, completed, and delivered on time, maintaining an On‑Time‑In‑Full (OTIF) metric above 99.5% for Stockroom build.
Refill all KANBAN racks on the production line daily to maintain appropriate inventory levels.
Prepare periodic, special, and perpetual inventory counts and generate related stock reports.
Review, pull, label, and stage all material requests from the transfer log multiple times per day.
Research and re‑pull all lost, damaged, or incomplete orders as required.
Deliver finished goods carts to the correct production or warehouse locations.
Manage the out‑of‑stock report to identify materials requiring replenishment or ordering.
Inspect materials for quality, identify non‑conforming parts, and escalate issues when necessary.
Participate in team development, collaborative problem‑solving, and continuous improvement activities.
Read and interpret labels and documentation including material numbers, quantities, units of measure, build dates, delivery points, and ship dates.
Release and process orders, perform inventory transactions, and complete daily batch work related to the stockroom and kit room.
Maintain inventory accuracy levels at or above the standard metric of 95%.
Serve as a second line of defense for receiving materials, verifying correctness and quantity.
Identify and build 45+ standard kits to meet customer and production demand.
Model safe behaviors and ensure compliance with all related safety procedures and regulations.
Stock materials on shelves, floors, or bins and complete all associated system transactions.
Maintain a clean, organized, and efficient stockroom environment.
Operate forklifts, powered pallet jacks, and other equipment required for material movement.
Communicate effectively with production teams, leadership, customer care, and buyers regarding inventory needs or discrepancies.
Maintain extensive working knowledge of all parts and products used across production lines.
Work independently, using strong critical‑thinking skills to resolve issues quickly and appropriately.
Demonstrate familiarity with the entire plant layout, production lines, and all material storage locations.