Production Floor Materials Coordinator

Job Description

Job Description

Shape the flow of production at Pacur

Picture your day: you arrive for a 12-hour rotation, do a quick equipment check, and then keep Pacur’s production lines humming by moving raw stock in, pulling finished rolls out, and staging everything precisely where it needs to be. You’re the steady hand navigating a sit-down forklift across the production floor and warehouse, responding to operator calls, and keeping material levels right on target.

Shift

Rotating 12-hour schedule: 7:00 AM–7:00 PM and 7:00 PM–7:00 AM on a 28-day cycle (about 14 shifts per month).

What you'll take ownership of

• Safely operating a sit-down forklift across production and warehouse areas.
• Monitoring and replenishing in-line material levels so production never stalls.
• Responding promptly to calls from production line operators.
• Removing finished product from lines and staging it in the correct warehouse locations.
• Assisting with roll tipping (adjusting roll position on pallets).
• Accurately completing transactions within the warehouse management system.
• Measuring and cutting cores for the production lines.
• Providing back-up coverage for the shipping and receiving team.
• Safely operating the stretch wrapper.
• Supporting cycle counts to keep inventory accurate.

What helps you succeed here

• High School diploma or GED.
• Ability to read and carry out written instructions.
• Hands-on experience driving a sit-down forklift in a production setting.
• A consistent, safety-first approach in a fast-paced environment.

Physical demands

• Extended periods seated on a forklift.
• Frequent mounting/dismounting of the forklift.
• Occasional lifting up to 50 pounds.

Core proficiencies

• Warehouse experience and material handling background.
• Forklift licensed/certified.
• Manufacturing environment experience.
• Basic computer skills.

Tools and technologies you’ll use

• Wrapping machines (stretch wrapper).
• RFID systems.
• Sit-down forklifts.

Bring your precision, pace, and professionalism—keep materials moving and production on point.