Warehouse Associate III | 2nd Shift (Monday-Friday)
About The Position
The Warehouse Associate III provides components, raw materials, and labels to manufacturing, and brings finished goods, brite stock, and returns into the warehouse. The role handles hazardous and non-hazardous waste, prepares components, manages returns from the Core, and operates the label shuttle that stores roll-stock labels. The associate kits jobs for manufacturing and tjoapack, performs receiving-area duties, loads and unloads trailers, delivers packages and chemicals, and stages incoming kits. The position involves material handling and warehouse operations, including using pallet jacks, forklifts, a high lift, and a stretch wrapper; making trays; entering information into warehouse systems; using scanners; delivering kits and finished goods; following cooler procedures; and entering batch records into Filling and Packaging. Additional work includes breaking down and cleaning components, transferring materials through the CTA and prep areas, setting priorities based on schedules, building and verifying kits against bills of material and batch records, processing returns and rejects, cycle counting, handling drums, and delivering samples. Other duties may be assigned. The position is listed for Tampa, Florida, with a Monday–Friday schedule from 3:00 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. and a starting pay of $17.00.
Requirements
- High school diploma.
- Ability to become certified to operate forklifts and high lifts.
- At least two years of warehousing experience or equivalent.
- Training in MFG kits and forklift experience.
- Ability to read, write, and speak English and possess basic math skills.
Nice To Haves
- Experience with pallet jacks, motorized jacks, and stretch-wrap machines.
- Staging and kitting experience.
- Basic computer skills and knowledge of ERPLX or equivalent data entry, Bartender, Documentum, and Compliance Wire.
- Six hours of GMP/ISO training, Compliance Wire training, and completion of a yellow belt class.
Responsibilities
- Provide components, raw materials, and labels to manufacturing, and bring finished goods, brite stock, and returns to the warehouse.
- Handle hazardous and non-hazardous waste materials.
- Prepare components, handle returns from the Core, and operate the label shuttle for roll-stock labels.
- Kit jobs for manufacturing and tjoapack.
- Perform receiving-area duties, load and unload trailers, deliver packages and chemicals, and stage incoming kits.
- Operate pallet jacks, motorized pallet jacks, sit-down forklifts, high lifts, and stretch wrappers.
- Perform Rocon activities and trash removal, make trays, enter data in ERPLX and Bartender, use scanners, deliver kits, and set up lines.
- Deliver finished goods, brite stock, and returns to the warehouse; follow cooler procedures; and enter batch records into Filling and Packaging.
- Break down and clean components for filling kits and the transfer area, set schedule priorities, and deliver components to breakdown areas.
- Label bags, spray down the CTA area, transfer materials by conveyor from CTA to prep, and handle returns.
- Review schedules, reserve schedules, update OBT, print picks, pull and put away components and returns, and build kits.
- Verify components against bills of material in batch records, reprint picks to merge labels and warehouse components, and perform component breakdowns and data entry.
- Perform cycle counting, pull pharmacy and compounding kits, load trucks, handle drums, process rejects and RFDs, and pull and deliver samples and ITF/sample delivery tickets.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED
