Stockroom Clerk

Nautique•Orlando, FL

About The Position

The Stockroom Clerk works with production personnel to fill Kanban bins, supplies parts to the production line on demand, and loads and unloads trucks using a forklift or by hand. The role receives, organizes, stocks, and pulls parts, keeps track of low-stock items, and forwards packing slips to the purchasing department. It also includes hazardous waste management regulated under RCRA and Department of Transportation regulations, with initial and annual training provided. The position is safety-sensitive and may involve operating a company vehicle to pick up or deliver parts.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Must obtain forklift certification.
Knowledge of computer systems and databases used by the Materials and Service Parts Department.
Valid driver's license and a good driving record, subject to motor vehicle record review.
Ability to operate a company vehicle when necessary to pick up or deliver parts from vendors.
Ability to count for inventory control.
Ability to work independently or as part of a team and perform tasks under time pressure.
Strong attention to detail.
Ability to listen attentively, understand work-related written documents, manage one's own time, communicate information clearly, and recognize when something is wrong or likely to go wrong.
Ability to comply with safety procedures and wear required safety equipment.

Responsibilities

Receive delivered parts and place them in the correct locations.
Load and unload trucks using various devices or by hand.
Stock parts in their appropriate locations and maintain an efficiently organized stockroom.
Supply parts to the production line on demand, fill Kanban bins, and pull parts as needed.
Document items that are low in stock and assist with inventory control.
Remove packing slips and forward them to the purchasing department.
Follow OSHA and other applicable safety procedures.
Perform hazardous waste management activities in compliance with RCRA and Department of Transportation regulations, including generating, handling, labeling, inspecting, and responding to emergencies involving hazardous waste.
Identify and characterize hazardous waste indicators and accumulation start dates, and ensure waste materials are properly packaged.
Conduct and document hazardous waste container inspections in assigned areas.
Offer hazardous waste to an approved Treatment and Storage Disposal transportation company.
Serve as an Emergency Coordinator or provide emergency response support.
Puncture aerosol cans into approved hazardous-waste satellite containers and collect satellite hazardous waste throughout the facility for transfer to the 90-day accumulation center.
Load hazardous waste onto an approved Treatment and Storage carrier or truck in accordance with applicable Department of Transportation regulations.
Perform other duties as assigned by the supervisor.