Light Industrial - Material Handler

Warehouse Technician

Just in time (JIT) warehouse technician receive, store and issue the raw materials, packaging components and operational supplies used to support manufacturing operations. Handling samples of materials used to conduct testing or special assignments. Performs shipping and inventory cycle count functions in supporting other warehouse operations and plant needs. This position must comply with all security guidelines, environmental health and safety regulations and the current good manufacturing practices required by the job function. Performs material handling activities, including material receipt, storage and transfers, to GMP manufacturing facility and finish product from production to interim storage (cold and frozen storage). Completes GMP forms and/or batch records as required for material receiving, shipping, and freezing activities. Maintains material inventory levels using required systems and equipment. Packs/ships materials to both domestic and international markets, including hazmat. Maintains safe work environment. Works on routine assignments per written procedure where ability to recognize deviation from accepted practice is required. Daily interaction with other material management staff, quality control and manufacturing staff. Regular interaction with external contractors such as transportation drivers. Occasional interaction with maintenance. May come in to contact with hazardous material requiring additional PPE including respiratory protection. Employee must be physically capable to wear a respirator. Operates motor vehicles including, 24ft box trucks, forklifts and other motorized material handling units.

Education and requirements: Minimum of high school diploma/GED required. Must have a valid driver's license. Working knowledge of standard computer-based business systems such as SAP. This is a physical job in which an employee may have to lift as much as 50 pounds and regularly bend, reach, and walk. Regular assignments will require work to be performed at heights of up to 25 feet.