Industrial Material Flow Technician; Bearings Manufacturing

Industrial Material Flow Technician (Bearings Manufacturing)
Grow as you go:
On-the-job training and clear paths for advancement are built into this role.

Compensation:
Based on experience, starting at $17.50–$19 per hour.

What a day looks like

At 7:00 a.m., you start your shift at Timken’s Aurora Bearing facility. You’ll stage materials, verify labels, and prep outgoing product so our production teams and customers get exactly what they need, when they need it. Mid-morning might find you operating a sit-down forklift to unload a truck, taking care to store materials correctly. After lunch, you could be delivering parts to local vendors in a company vehicle, running cycle counts to keep inventory accurate, or supporting shop operations near sawing, turning, and grinding equipment.

By 3:30 p.m., you’ve helped keep manufacturing moving safely and efficiently.

Make an impact

Timken helps keep the world in motion—from the track to the stars. You may not know every product we make, but you experience what we enable: reliable equipment and vehicles across industries, from NASCAR to NASA. Join a team where your work powers progress.

Key responsibilities

Package and label products with complete, accurate information and proper handling care.

Deliver parts to local vendors; unload incoming product and store it correctly.

Move materials using powered industrial equipment (truck, forklift, power pallet lifter, etc.).Load and unload vehicles using appropriate equipment.

Perform periodic cycle counts to maintain precise inventory records.

Read, interpret, and complete production forms.

Work around and support operations using sawing, turning, and grinding machinery.

Schedule1st shift, Monday–Friday, 7:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.Qualifications High School Diploma or GED.Mechanical aptitude and solid shop math skills.

Ability to follow written and verbal instructions precisely.

Clear communicator with co-workers, suppliers, and plant leadership.

Valid driver’s license and insurance.

You should be proficient in Shipping/Receiving Material handling

Packaging

Meeting physical requirements of the role

Shop math Basic computer skills

Working in a manufacturing environment

High School / GEDTools & technologies you’ll use Wrapping Machines Automotive Vehicles Sit-Down Forklift Pacer (Stand-Up Counterbalance Forklift)
Electric Pallet Jack Manual Grinder Pallet JackERP Software Forklifts Band  Saw Benefits that back you
401(k) with company match on the first 6%
Medical, dental, and vision coverage

Short- and long-term disability benefits

Health Savings Account with company contribution

Flexible Spending Account Company-paid life insurance

Parental leave

Tuition reimbursement

Paid vacation and holidays

Wellness programs and discounts

Why Timken Your career begins at Timken, where challenging work, professional growth, and a supportive team keep industry moving forward.
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