Stockroom

Dover Corporation•Lynchburg, VA

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Belvac is a leader in the 2-piece aluminum beverage can industry, utilizing proven technology and over 60 years of innovation to provide sustainable solutions. They supply can makers with a range of machinery for cupping, body making, trimming, decorating, bottom rim coating, necking, shaping, and inspection. Their machinery is used globally in the beverage, food, beauty, and aerosol industries, with a focus on providing high-performing machinery at the lowest cost of operation. Belvac has over 300 employees across seven locations worldwide, supporting customers in over 150 countries.

Requirements

Must be able to work and communicate in a self-motivated team environment.
Must be able to work with minimal or no supervision.
Must be capable of adapting to business changes, as required.
Must possess computer skills (Excel knowledge is a plus).
Must possess a high school Diploma or equivalent certificate.
Must be able to lift 50 pounds.
Must be able to safely operate forklifts and other material handling equipment, as needed.

Nice To Haves

Excel knowledge

Responsibilities

Responsible for daily stockroom/receiving and inventory transactions.
Physically picking and packing shop and customer orders daily.
Trains and oversees daily activities of Stock Room B personnel (A Grade).
Troubleshooting problems concerning general stockroom/receiving issues (A Grade).
Becoming proficient and capable of providing support to work centers, and the reconciliation of point-of-use inventory locations (A Grade).
Physically and systematically pick both shop orders and customer orders in accordance with the picklist generated by the stockroom/shipping coordinators.
Processes parts received per procedures, including accurate entry and put-away into Belvac inventory.
Maintenance of the inventory stock locations, assuring properly identified parts, and consolidation of inventory items within the stockroom locations.
Processes parts for shipment to subcontract vendors as requested by Production Control.
Participation in the counting of parts during daily cycle counts and assisting in the reconciliation of variances discovered with the Inventory Specialist.
Unload inbound shipments, and load outbound shipments as needed.
Responsible for the proper packaging of parts for both storage and shipment, to ensure product integrity.
Exhibit proficiency, as trained, in all work instructions, including receiving, inventory maintenance, picking, packing, and kitting, as instructed.
Accountable for on-time release of machines, work orders, and kit components, to the various locations by their desired completion date (A Grade).
Responsible for providing manager with performance to due date monthly and associated issues for non-compliance (A Grade).
Participate in problem solving and issue resolution in conjunction with Inventory Specialist (A Grade).
Provide background analysis to Manager for Corrective Actions/Preventive Actions, as needed for resolution of discrepancies (A Grade).
Act as a limited back up for Inventory Specialist, as needed (A Grade).
Responsible for the creation and maintenance of the Necker Flow Line workbook, which includes extraction of information from multiple shop orders to create pull sheets for the stockroom (Flow Line A).
Responsible for verifying the receipt of all Flat Cart parts, and that they are properly staged on the Necker Flow Line. Also responsible for reconciliation of Flat Carts in between jobs (Flow Line A).
Conduct daily cycle counts for the point-of-use locations. This includes reconciling these locations through communications with the flow line mechanics regarding open shop orders when a variance is discovered (Flow Line A).
Maintain a list of known shortages for machine orders, assembly orders, and kit orders. These shortages must also be communicated to production control daily during the daily production meeting (Flow Line A).
Ensure proper backflushing while closing of operations. This includes moving shortages to the offline operation, removing unneeded components from shop orders, adding needed parts to the shop orders, and updating the engineering revision request workbook as needed to correct bill of material issues (Flow Line A).
Follow add/delete process for all components related to flow line work (Flow Line A).
Support closing of shop orders in the ram build area, as well as the flow line feeder cell (Flow Line A).