Warehouse TA II – Certified Equipment Operator

Element Electronics•Winnsboro, SC

About The Position

The Warehouse TA II – Certified Equipment Operator performs material-handling and warehouse activities within assigned inbound, outbound, shrink-wrap, or kitting workstations. The role supports receiving, picking, scanning, staging, loading, and shipping while maintaining inventory accuracy and product integrity. It requires applicable powered industrial equipment (PIE) certification and authorization for assigned forklifts and attachments. The role operates in warehouse, receiving, loading, and shipping areas around powered equipment, stacked products, and moving materials. Employees must wear required PPE. Work may involve operational noise and temperature variations near loading areas. Element Electronics was established in 2007 and opened a factory in Winnsboro, South Carolina, in 2014. The company assembles televisions in the United States and offers electronics and home appliances.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED required.
Valid forklift/PIE certification required for assigned equipment.
Applicable training and authorization for assigned attachments, including push-pull attachments where required.
NetSuite proficiency required.
Ability to understand SOPs, pick lists, and work-order requirements.
Strong knowledge of quality standards and safe material-handling practices.
Strong communication, interpersonal, and organizational skills.

Nice To Haves

Experience with warehouse-management systems and RF Smart preferred.

Responsibilities

Operate assigned powered industrial equipment safely and within training and authorization.
Receive, unload, move, and replenish materials in designated storage locations.
Use handheld scanners and pick lists to retrieve and verify products accurately.
Operate authorized stock pickers and forklifts to stage orders for shipment.
Band, wrap, and label pallets according to work-order specifications.
Inspect inbound and outbound goods for visible damage or discrepancies.
Verify product quantities, packaging, and labeling.
Report product damage, inventory discrepancies, and equipment concerns to warehouse leadership.
Complete daily equipment inspections and required PIE checklists.
Use NetSuite and applicable warehouse systems to support accurate transactions and records.
Participate in inventory cycle counts and 5S/Lean workplace practices.
Maintain orderly receiving, storage, staging, and shipping areas.
Cross-train in other warehouse functions as assigned.
Perform other duties as assigned by management (5%).