Warehouse Technician PNO

TPC Group•Port Neches, TX

14h

About The Position

With limited supervision, the Warehouse Technician independently performs warehouse operations, including receiving, storing, issuing, and shipping materials, equipment, and supplies. The role maintains inventory accuracy through cycle counting, investigates and resolves routine discrepancies, and ensures proper material handling and storage. The technician uses the Oracle ERP system, manages routine vendor interactions, and provides inventory information to internal stakeholders. The position requires prioritizing multiple tasks, making independent decisions about standard warehouse operations, and escalating complex or unusual situations to supervision. It requires consistent compliance with EH&S regulations and championing safety protocols. Proper performance affects cost containment, operational efficiency, inventory accuracy, and profitability. The role includes inventory management; receiving, material handling, storage, shipping, and issuing; Oracle ERP transactions; warehouse upkeep; record keeping; annual physical inventory participation; and required participation on the site Emergency Response Team. Other duties may be assigned by the supervisor.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED from an accredited entity.
Eligible to work for any employer in the United States without company sponsorship.

Nice To Haves

Six months of experience as a warehouse technician.
Core competencies: Customer Focus, Drive for Results, Integrity and Trust, Peer Relationships, and Deal with Ambiguity.

Responsibilities

Comply with EH&S regulations, policies, procedures, and guidelines; participate in safety and environmental meetings and training as directed; wear required PPE; report hazards and equipment defects; and use safe, environmentally responsible work practices.
Conduct cycle counts comparing system inventory with physical stock, investigate routine discrepancies, reconcile errors using established procedures, and escalate complex issues with recommended solutions.
Print, perform, and upload cycle-count results in Oracle; maintain inventory accuracy through labeling and location management; monitor stock levels and notify appropriate personnel of reorder needs; apply inventory labels and location tags.
Check deliveries for correct location and package integrity, document shipping-paper discrepancies, stamp and sign bills of lading and packing slips, report overages, shortages, and damaged items, assist with unloading freight, and receive materials against purchase orders in Oracle.
Load and unload materials manually or mechanically using hand trucks, pallet jacks, and forklifts; select appropriate storage locations; put away and move materials; maintain material integrity; and tag items for field delivery.
Pack outgoing materials and equipment according to procedures, assist with loading shipments, complete Material Out Forms for materials leaving the site, and issue stock and materials to work orders or GL accounts in Oracle.
Learn Oracle navigation and data entry; enter routine transactions; and receive direct-charge and stock items against purchase orders.
Clean and organize warehouse floors, bins, aisles, and storage areas daily; maintain supplies, tools, and equipment in designated areas; keep nearby grounds orderly; and assist with housekeeping.
File paperwork and shipping documents according to procedures, maintain accurate records of materials received and issued, and complete required forms and logs.
Participate in annual physical inventory counts and on the site Emergency Response Team.
Perform other duties as assigned by the supervisor.