Shipping Operator - 2Nd Shift

The Shipping Operator maintains efficient flow of materials in the shipping/receiving department. The operator ships, inspects, and stages materials for shipment, ensuring safe and efficient handling. Essential Functions Proficiently operate overhead cranes to pull and stage materials for processing as required. Demonstrate capability in unloading coils from trucks and rail cars with precision and safety. Utilize transfer buggies to transport materials within the facility, ensuring proper staging for efficient workflow. Safely operate forklifts to remove scrap materials and deposit them in designated outside scrap roll‑off boxes. Exhibit adeptness in interpreting and comprehending processing orders to ensure accurate selection of materials for processing. Employ RF scanners for location management of materials within the facility. Promptly report any instances of damaged materials through reject reports to the Quality department for resolution and disposition. Conduct repairs on damaged materials, irrespective of their status, to maintain operational efficiency. Proficiency in comprehending mill receiving paperwork to facilitate seamless material processing. Accurately complete Receiving Inspection Reports for each coil received, adhering to established standards. Ensure accurate reception of machinery into Stelplan for proper inventory management. Effectively interpret and comprehend both mill and computer‑generated tags associated with received materials. Thoroughly inspect materials for non‑conformities and promptly report any damages or discrepancies on the shipping report to the supervisor. Experience and Education High school education or GED required. Team member must work safely and efficiently in a fast‑paced production environment, meet the physical requirements of the job including the ability to lift 40 lbs and stand on a concrete floor for the entire shift, and communicate effectively and work well in a team setting. Physical and Mental Requirements Position demands prolonged periods of standing, walking, twisting/bending, pushing/pulling, and sitting. Operators must have precise hand‑eye coordination to handle equipment and materials effectively. Ability to lift, carry, and manipulate heavy materials and equipment. Capacity to endure repetitive tasks and maintain focus for extended periods. Ability to hear warning signals and communicate effectively in a noisy environment. Problem‑solving skills: Ability to troubleshoot and resolve issues that may arise during operations. Operators must be capable of making quick decisions to optimize processes and minimize downtime. Flexibility to adapt to changing demands and work effectively under pressure. Effective communication is essential for coordinating with team members. Maintain orderly work areas and adhere to production schedules. Equipment, Aids, Tools Proper personal protective equipment (PPE) including gloves, safety glasses, and steel‑toed boots. Computer, shipping/receiving software, barcode scanners, label printers, communication devices such as phones or email, safety equipment, packaging materials, and tracking tools. Working Conditions Exposure to moving machinery, heavy equipment, and sharp objects. Work areas may be subject to fluctuating temperatures, including hot and cold conditions, depending on the season. Loud noise from machinery and equipment operation. The presence of dust, debris, and airborne particles typical of an industrial setting. Adherence to strict safety protocols to mitigate risks associated with the manufacturing process. Supervision and Attendance Supervision and/or co‑worker assistance are available. Attendance is closely monitored, as unscheduled absences may jeopardize meeting customer requirements due to insufficient staffing. Management retains the right to change this job description or add to the duties at any time. #J-18808-Ljbffr SteelSummit Holdings, Inc