Warehouse Coordinator

GM Performance Power Units•Concord, NC

36d•Onsite

About The Position

We are seeking a Warehouse Coordinator to facilitate and execute day-to-day warehouse and logistics functions at GM Performance Power Units. This role is responsible for shipping and receiving, executing warehouse processes, parts kitting, inventory management and storage, coordinating outbound shipments, and distributing parts and raw materials to support manufacturing and assembly operations. This position requires high attention to detail and a deep understanding of material flow in a high-performance engineering environment and critical support function for the manufacturing, assembly, and development of our Formula 1 power unit.

Requirements

Minimum 3 years of experience working within warehouse environment – receiving, inspection, put away, pick, pack, ship within a manufacturing environment.
Experience supporting the automotive/motorsports industry, including hands-on work in a parts room environment.
Deep understanding of manufacturing and supply chain processes, ideally within motorsports or a high-performance or precision-engineering context.
Deep understanding and experience with inventory control, traceability, internal logistics, and efficient material flow.
Proficiency using handheld scanners, mobile devices and label printers.
Proficiency with ERP, WMS, or inventory management systems.
Strong attention to detail, documentation discipline, and organizational skills.
Effective communication abilities are important for collaborating with various departments and addressing inventory or material issues.
Foster a collaborative work environment by actively supporting team members and contributing to the organization’s overall success.
Prior experience operating a forklift or the ability to pass a Forklift certification and the ability to safely operate material handling equipment.

Nice To Haves

Experience with IFS is a plus

Responsibilities

Perform daily duties that include shipping, receiving, and material management.
Verify documentation accuracy, including certificates of conformity, inspection reports, and shipping documentation.
Enter goods and documentation data accurately into the company’s ERP/WMS and Inventory Systems.
Coordinate internal routing of received items to appropriate departments, work centers, or storage locations. (ex. Coordinating with Quality to perform extensive quality inspections)
Operate forklifts to move material around the facility.
Take inventory of materials shipped or received.
Count, weigh, and store away materials received.
Fill warehouse or shop orders (pick and pack, kitting activities) for parts to support manufacturing and assembly.
Coordinate outbound transportation arrangements.
Monitor and maintain warehouse cleanliness and organization.
Contribute to the continuous improvement of warehousing and logistical processes and documentation standards.