Material Handler- 3rd Shift Great Pay and Benefits

Job Title

General Summary

Responsible for the safe and accurate loading and unloading of trucks including performing the necessary computer transactions. Responsible for the transportation and storage of materials, components and finished product throughout the facility.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

1. Responsible for safe unloading of inbound trucks and/or loading of outbound trucks while also maintaining and performing accurate inventory transactions in the inventory control system. Ensuring FIFO procedures are followed and receipts are entered timely and accurately and/or also ensuring shipments are on time and match the bill of lading paperwork, noting any discrepancies. 45%

2. Supports the production department by ensuring each process has the necessary product and/or materials to produce, by delivering the necessary dunnage and/or by removing the finished product from work stations to prepare for shipment per customer requirements, while ensuring FIFO procedures are followed. Responsible for scanning all components and/or finished goods materials to proper location to ensure physical location matches Plex location. 45%

3. Responsible for maintaining a safe and accurate staging and/or storage area for raw materials and/or finished goods by performing proper 5S procedures. 5%

4. Read, understand and adhere to all job instructions for any production process for which the associate has been qualified on or is trained on (for example, hazardous waste/material handling procedures ) 5%

Required Skills and Abilities

1. Effective communication skills

2. Basic math skills

3. Time management skills; ability to prioritize work tasks

4. Basic reading and writing skills

5. Ability to follow verbal and written instructions, procedures and policies.

6. Understanding and adherence to Sanoh America's company policies and safety procedures, specifically the ability to pass forklift safety and obtain license.

7. Ability to use a handheld Radio Frequency (RF) system

8. Solid computer skills, specifically ability to use the inventory control system

Required Decision-Making and Organization Impact

1. Maintaining accurate inventory transactions in receiving and shipping is critical to success of the business. Failure to perform accurate transactions could result in inaccurate raw material levels resulting in missed and/or short shipments thus resulting in not meeting customer expectations, leading to higher costs and the potential loss of sales.

2. If material service does not support the production department, production will not be able to meet demand and will not be able to make shipments thus will result in issues at the customer which will result in the potential of increased costs therefore affecting future business, profitability and the ability to conduct business.

Reporting Relationships

1. This position reports to the Parts Control Supervisor for Receiving and the Customer Delivery Supervisor for Shipping.

2. This position does not have any direct reports.

Working Conditions

1. Production floor environment, wearing all required personal protective equipment per Sanoh America's policies.

Physical Requirements

1. Able to travel within the manufacturing area via main aisle ways with periodic entry to tight spaces for detail equipment review.

2. Full range of motion including the ability bend, stoop, lift up to 30 lbs and push/pull up to 50 lbs.

3. Ability to work overtime of varying levels.