Warehouse Technician

Responsibilities

• Move all materials to and from the production department.
• Manage finished product flow from production, including the EBM pack‑out and NETSTAGE areas.
• Transport held ware from bays to sorting areas and return sorted product to bays.
• Complete daily forklift inspections, including battery changes.
• Inspect and properly package product for shipment to customers.
• Communicate and collaborate with employees in a positive, constructive manner to support department and plant goals.
• Promote a safe work environment by following all plant safety rules and reporting violations or unsafe practices to management.
• Follow GMP policies, product safety requirements, and daily cleaning procedures.
• Adhere to ISO and Quality Management System requirements.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

• Ensure production activities comply with all applicable regulations.
• Maintain valid forklift certification.
• Lift boxes from floor level to approximately 5 feet high.
• Consistently lift boxes weighing up to 35 lbs.
• Distinguish slight variations in color.
• Maintain accurate carton and skid counts for each assigned machine.
• Accurately complete labels and required paperwork.
• Move skids of finished product using a pallet jack.
• Correctly sort held ware.
• Work overtime as required.
• Follow all GMP procedures.
• Work safely and follow all safety rules and procedures.
• Identify and report violations or unsafe conditions to appropriate personnel.
• Wear required protective clothing, including hair net, uniform, steel‑toe shoes, gloves, short‑sleeved shirt, and earplugs.
• Follow all department procedures and directives.

The starting rate of pay for this position is expected to be $19; however, starting pay offered may vary depending on job‑related knowledge, skills and experience between $19 and $23.50.

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