Material Handler

Job Description: Material Handler Position Overview The Material Handler supports the warehouse and assembly operations by safely moving, storing, and distributing materials throughout the facility. This role ensures that inbound goods are put away accurately, production lines receive the right materials at the right time, and aftermarket orders are picked, packed, and shipped efficiently. A certified forklift operator is preferred, but training can be provided for the right candidate. This position is essential to maintaining smooth material flow, inventory accuracy, and on‑time production and shipping. Key Responsibilities Material Movement & Warehouse Support Transport materials between receiving, warehouse storage, kitting areas, and assembly lines. Perform putaway of received goods into designated locations with accuracy and speed. Replenish assembly line materials based on production needs and kanban or pull signals. Stage materials for upcoming builds or aftermarket orders. Picking, Packing & Shipping Pick aftermarket parts and accessories using pick lists, scanners, or ERP‑driven workflows. Pack orders securely and accurately to meet quality and customer expectations. Prepare shipments, print labels, and coordinate with carriers as needed. Receiving Support Assist with unloading trucks, verifying counts, and moving goods to the receiving area. Support the Receiving Specialist with staging, sorting, and initial inspection of materials. Inventory Accuracy Maintain clean and organized storage locations. Support cycle counting, bin audits, and rootcause analysis of discrepancies. Follow FIFO and other inventory control practices. Safety & Equipment Operation Operate forklifts, pallet jacks, and other material‑handling equipment safely and responsibly. Follow all facility safety rules, including PPE, equipment checks, and traffic flow guidelines. Report hazards, damaged materials, or unsafe conditions immediately. Qualifications Required Experience in warehouse, material handling, or manufacturing environments. Ability to lift up to 50 lbs and work on your feet throughout the shift. Basic computer skills and ability to learn ERP or scanning systems. Strong attention to detail and commitment to accuracy. Preferred Certified forklift operator (or ability to become certified). Experience in assembly support, kitting, or line feeding. Familiarity with pick/pack/ship processes. Experience in a manufacturing or assembly facility. Key Competencies Reliability & Ownership Takes responsibility for material flow and accuracy. Teamwork Works closely with receiving, inventory control, and assembly teams. Organization Keeps warehouse areas clean, labeled, and efficient. Adaptability Able to shift between receiving, putaway, line support, and shipping as needed. Safety Mindset Operates equipment and handles materials with care and awareness. Why This Role Matters Material Handlers are the backbone of the operation. They ensure that production never stops due to missing materials, aftermarket customers receive accurate orders, and the warehouse stays organized and efficient. This role directly impacts production flow, customer satisfaction, and overall operational performance. #J-18808-Ljbffr Atlas Carts