Warehouse Operations Associate

ABOUT THE POSITION

Works inside and/or outside performing warehouse functions.

• Receive, unload and place incoming inventory items appropriately I assigned inventory locations.
• Maintain clear records on all inventory and stock.
• Inspect stock for damages and keep record of damages.
• Ensure all safety and hygiene standards are met in the warehouse for shipping and receiving orders.
• Place all order in the proper location upon arrival.

• Using work and sales order documentation, maintain kit pick list policy. Coordinate and/or pull and stage parts for production, shipping, and service departments.
• Loads and unloads materials safely onto or from pallets, trucks, racks and shelves by hand and forklift and/or cranes.
• Review work orders for closure and monitor partials and completions. Report shortages immediately to supervisor. Coordinate and/or fills shortages as parts are received into inventory.
• Assist in maintaining system location codes.
• Conveys materials safely from stores, staged areas, and work centers to designated areas. When required, secures lifting attachments to materials, and safely convey loads to appropriate destinations.
• Count, weigh, and records number of units of materials moved or handled to ensure inventory accuracy.
• Safely moves and stores WIP and finished goods in appropriate locations.
• Mandatory participation required in preparation of and in physical inventory.
• Maintains and uses all appropriate PPE
• Uses material handling equipment when required
• Actively participate in accident prevention and adhere to all safety requirements
• As required, assists in other projects.

• Must have a high school diploma or general education degree (GED)
• 0-1 year of experience required.
• Working knowledge of Material Control or Warehouse environment is preferred.
• Lifting of parts, forklift driving, and operation of cranes are required.
• Computer experience required.
• Ability to measure, read single part orthographic drawings, extract information utilizing codes, symbols, numbers and data from routings and dispatch schedules.
• Must be able to work in a dynamic work environment in which needs are constantly changing with little or no notice. Need to be very flexible and helpful.