Material Handling Technician

Benefits:

• 401(k)
• 401(k) matching
• Dental insurance
• Health insurance
• Paid time off

Material Handling Technicians are responsible for the effective management and movement of materials and products in warehouses and other storage facilities. They ensure that materials are received, stored, and shipped efficiently while maintaining safety standards and inventory accuracy. The position often involves operating forklifts, pallet jacks, and other equipment, requiring a blend of technical skills and a commitment to safety.

Material Handling Technician Responsibilities & Duties

• Operate forklifts and other material handling equipment safely and efficiently
• Receive and inspect incoming materials and products
• Store materials in designated areas following organizational procedures
• Pick and prepare orders for shipment
• Maintain accurate inventory records and perform regular stock counts
• Ensure cleanliness and organization of the work area
• Assist in loading and unloading trucks and containers
• Follow safety regulations and protocols to minimize risks of injury
• Report any discrepancies in inventory or damage to materials
• Collaborate with other team members to improve efficiency and processes

Material Handling Technician Qualifications & Skills

• Experience working in a warehouse or manufacturing environment
• Knowledge of inventory management systems
• Certifications in material handling or forklift operation
• Familiarity with safety regulations and best practices
• Strong communication and teamwork skills
• High school diploma or equivalent
• Basic understanding of material handling procedures
• Ability to lift heavy objects and perform physical tasks
• Valid driver's license
• Attention to detail and accuracy

Compensation: $19.00 - $21.00 per hour


Our Story

North American Calendering was established by Frank Bonilla in 2012 with the primary objective of offering vertical integration of North American Fuel Tanks to supply fuel bladders to the armed forces. Initially, the company had a single calendar and slitting machine. NAC has since expanded to occupy a 65,000 square feet facility on a 5 ½ acre campus, providing ample room for growth and expansion.

Presently, North American Calendering has evolved to become a prominent supplier of calendered sheet and specialty fabrics to a wide range of industries including Oil & Gas, Mining, Aerospace, Automotive, Industrial Hose, Conveyor Systems, and Roofing. To meet the growing demand, the company has added two three, three-roll vertical calenders, with the fourth ready for in-house assembly. Additionally, the company has Cameron 610 sheer slitter, and Autometrix 35 FT digital cutting table to enhance its competitiveness in the industry.

It is noteworthy that North American Calendering specializes in uncured calendering and does not provide cured calendering, mixing, or molding services. As such, it seeks to support its clientele rather than compete with them.

North American Calendering prides itself on its commitment to supporting small businesses, which it considers the company's foundation. The company accords small businesses with the same level of attention and dedication as it does to large corporations.