Finisher, Manufacturing & Industrial Operations, Manufacturing ​/ Production

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Full Time Glendale, AZ, US

Air Life is hiring 2 Finishers for the International Finishing Department at our Litchfield Park, climate controlled facility. Hours will be Monday thru Friday from 6:00am - 2:30pm.

At Air Life, we are dedicated to improving the quality of every breath. Excellence with Every Breath is not just a tag line, but the way we work and take care of our customers. With a mindset to evolve, innovate, and grow, we are a premier manufacturer of the highest-quality and market-leading breathing consumables. This growth philosophy has positioned us to increase our global footprint and business reach, impacting even more people around the world.

Our expanding family of the most trusted brands offers a product portfolio that spans the continuum of care from first responder to home care, with safety, patient comfort, and clinical performance in mind. Collective expertise allows us to provide quality products and experiences to our patients, customers, and our people. Our values of Customer first, Differentiate with our People, Bias for Action, Continuous Improvement and Accountability define who we are and how we work.

Join us!

The Finisher is responsible for ensuring the quality, accuracy, and load integrity of finished goods in the preparation of customer shipments. Facilitates the flow of inventory through consolidation, palletizing, and optimizing footprints for maximum utilization. As a Finisher in Air Life's warehouse you will work on the final stages of the production or distribution process.

The specific minimum competencies needed to perform the essential duties of the job include knowledge, skills, abilities, level of education, and experience necessary for successful performance. These competencies are generally demonstrated through specific service, education, or training.

• Strong attention to detail and process adherence
• Standup forklift experience required, preferably Linde equipment
• WMS and scan gun experience required

• Ability to build and maintain relationships at all levels.
• Hands on leader, typically not on forklifts daily, working from the warehouse floor using a mobile workstation

A Finisher in a warehouse typically works in the final stages of the production or distribution process. Their responsibilities may vary depending on the specific industry or warehouse setting, but common duties include:

These tasks ensure that products leave the warehouse in perfect condition and are ready for delivery to customers

Inspecting finished products for defects, ensuring they meet quality standards before packaging or shipping.

Completing any remaining assembly tasks, such as attaching labels, applying protective coatings, or assembling components.

Cleaning or polishing products to ensure they are ready for shipment, which might involve removing dust, residue, or marks from production.

Packaging finished goods according to specifications and attaching appropriate labels (e.g., shipping, product info).

Cleaning and maintaining tools or machinery used in the finishing process.

Ensuring that all work is completed following warehouse safety guidelines and using appropriate protective gear.

Recording any defects, repairs, or adjustments made during the finishing process, and ensuring that finished goods are accounted for.

Working closely with other departments, such as quality control, shipping, or production, to ensure a smooth workflow.

• 1+ yrs. of experience operating stand-up forklifts, preferably Linde.
• 1+ yrs. of experience with business related activities within a distribution center, including shipping, customer service, logistics.
• 1+ yrs. of stand up forklift experience.

High School or equivalent required.

0-10%, as business requires

Inspecting finished products for defects, ensuring they meet quality standards before packaging or shipping.

Completing any remaining assembly tasks, such as attaching labels, applying protective coatings, or assembling components.

Recording any defects, repairs, or adjustments made during the finishing…