Router Operator Material Handler

Benefits:

Competitive salary

We are seeking a detail-oriented and organized Shipping and Receiving Administrator to join our dynamic warehouse team. The ideal candidate will play a crucial role in ensuring the efficient flow of goods in and out of our facility. This position requires a strong understanding of shipping and receiving processes, as well as the ability to operate various warehouse equipment.

The Material Handler / Router Operator is responsible for safely receiving, organizing, routing, and transporting materials throughout the facility to support efficient production and workflow. This role ensures accurate inventory movement, proper documentation, and timely delivery of materials to designated workstations while operating routing equipment and material‑handling machinery.

• Material Receiving — Unload, inspect, and verify incoming materials against purchase orders and documentation.
• Inventory Control — Label, store, and track materials using inventory systems; maintain accurate counts and report discrepancies.
• Routing Operations — Operate routing equipment to process materials according to production specifications, ensuring quality and precision.
• Material Movement — Transport materials to production lines, storage areas, or shipping zones using forklifts, pallet jacks, or carts.
• Documentation — Complete routing logs, inventory forms, and movement records with accuracy.
• Safety Compliance — Follow all facility safety protocols, equipment procedures, and PPE requirements.
• Equipment Maintenance — Perform basic cleaning, inspection, and troubleshooting of routing machines and material‑handling equipment.
• Cross‑Functional Support — Coordinate with production, warehouse, and quality teams to ensure smooth workflow and timely material availability.

• Material Handling Experience — Prior experience in warehouse, manufacturing, or logistics environments.
• Routing Machine Operation — Ability to operate routers or similar processing equipment.
• Technical Literacy — Basic understanding of production drawings, labels, and routing instructions.
• Equipment Operation — Experience with forklifts, pallet jacks, or other industrial equipment (certification preferred).
• Attention to Detail — Strong accuracy in counting, labeling, and documentation.
• Physical Capability — Ability to lift 50+ lbs, stand for extended periods, and work in a fast‑paced environment.
• Communication — Clear communication with production and warehouse teams.