Control Room Operator 2nd Shift High Rise Warehouse

Control Room Operator – 2nd ShiftAbbott is a global healthcare leader that helps people live more fully at all stages of life. Our portfolio of life-changing technologies spans the spectrum of healthcare, with leading businesses and products in diagnostics, medical devices, nutritionals and branded generic medicines. Our 122,000 colleagues serve people in more than 160 countries.Abbott's Nutrition Division develops science-based nutrition products for people of all ages, from helping babies and children grow, to keeping adult bodies strong and active. Millions of people around the world count on our leading brands – including Similac®, PediaSure®, Pedialyte®, Ensure®, and Glucerna® – to help get the nutrients they need to live their healthiest life.Our location in Columbus, OH (High Rise Warehouse) currently has an opportunity for a Control Room Operator – 2nd Shift. With state-of-the-art equipment and advanced automation, you will work with a team that's dedicated to nourishing the world.2nd Shift - Mondays - Fridays - 3:00 PM to 11:30 PM ESTThe Control Room Operator – 2nd Shift is responsible for planning, organizing and directing all efforts to assure the WMS (Warehouse Management System), EMS (Equipment Management System), and associated equipment are always operational. The position will work onsite at our Columbus, OH (High Rise Warehouse) location.This position is critical to eliminate down time, maximize efficiency, and ensure that the plant finished goods inventory is accurate. The Control Room Operator is responsible for having a thorough working knowledge of all distribution center equipment and systems used to support the business. Additional objectives include validations/certification of the system and inventory, identifying and implementing changes to the system, catching picking errors, assisting with training, and performing operation activity to help the team when necessary. The Control Room Operator must maintain compliance to all applicable GMP, safety, and quality guidelines. The control room operator will serve as the liaison between Division and all other plant areas to coordinate systems project upkeep and trouble shooting.Create very accurate & legible documentation, performs data entry accurately, maintains all applicable systems with needed information, and safely and efficiently process pallets through the EMS system, including ensuring inventory is accurate when receiving product in to the WMS system (i.e. verifies the SKU, quantity, and lot number at each touch point)Responsible for implementing and maintaining the effectiveness of the quality system. Certain errors could shut down the shipping function of the Distribution Center or in shipment of unreleased product. Keeping inventory valued at over $50MM accurate and ready for audit.Coordinate on time shipping of orders for approximately 55 truckloads per day at approximately $150,000 of value per load to assure that customer orders are met on timeAct as the plant liaison for all communications on the Material Control systems. Retrieve and disseminate information as requested by the plant and division. Assist with completion of rework activity and pulling sample requests.Investigate and assist with the fix for computer system and radio frequency problems with the bar code readersVerify information between EMS and WMS match and where necessary troubleshoots and correct inventory discrepanciesAssist with validation/VCR (Validation Change Request) details to assure computer system is properly validated and remains validated with any changes madeThe Control Room Operator is responsible for operational support during down time including loading, unloading, picking, and creating bills of lading (BOL's)Some examples of the equipment and systems include but are not limited to the following: Operation of Power Industrial Equipment such as forklifts, Cranes, AGV's, barcode scanners to manage inventory in the WMS (Cambar), BlueJay TMS (Transportation Management System), SAP, Security gates, cameras, ticket applicators, pallet invertors, and any other systems or equipment needed to meet the demands of the businessContact is made with Division Logistics, Division Customer Services, Division and Plant MIS, Inventory Accounting, Plant Logistics, Cambar (the software supplier) and other areas as needed to administer system upkeepAccountable for personal safety and adhering to all applicable safety guidelines. Must communicate safety and GMP concerns to Columbus Distribution Center leadership & follow up to assure the concerns are addressed.Accountable for performing tasks that need completed in a timely manner or need expedited. Must check e-mail at the start of each shift when possible to assure all directives are addressed. Must communicate to all shifts as to status of the business.Make decisions based on awareness of the area operations is necessaryAccountable for complying with all applicable FDA (GMP), USDA, OSHA and Abbott Nutritional Supply Chain regulations, policies, procedures and guidelinesTravel as required, approximately 3%, including supplier visitsThis is a full-time hourly position with access to our company benefits.This is a 2nd Shift position. The schedule for this role is Mondays – Fridays from 3:00 PM to 11:30 PM ESTHigh School Diploma or GEDPrior job experience within warehousing operationsWork sequence priorities may change with little notice, must be able to be flexibleExcellent written and verbal communication skillsMust be able to lift and maneuver objects of considerable weight (50 lbs.)Ability to travel approximately 3%, including supplier visitsAssociate Degree in business/technical field or equivalent education and experience6 months or more of job experience within warehousing operationsIn-depth knowledge of all receiving/warehouse operations, procedures, and requirements which usually are obtained through on-the-job trainingSelf-motivated and possess the ability to perform with minimum supervisionExperience with tools and equipment related to the position is desired (hand tools, wearing of full body harness, sit-down forklift, stand up pick vehicle, computer knowledge/skills). This position requires excellent written/verbal communication skills, very good interpersonal skills, analytical troubleshooting skills, ability to multitask, and being a very good team player.Knowledge of applicable regulatory standards and requirements for infant formula and nutritionals.Knowledge of finished goods inventory transactions and the WMS (Warehouse Management System). Must also have knowledge of material moves, adjustments, and how it affects inventory accuracy.Must be proficient in Microsoft Office Applications Abbott