Material Handler
Listed on 2026-09-07
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Manufacturing / Production
Material Handler, Forklift Operator, Manufacturing & Industrial Operations, General Labor
Material Handler (Water Spider)
The Material Handler (Water Spider) will be responsible for transporting parts and materials throughout the facility utilizing a forklift or hand truck in a safe and efficient manner. Essential duties and responsibilities include safely transporting both delicate and valuable parts, as well as general warehouse materials, across multiple departments, adhering to designated routes and prioritizing movement tasks. Coordination with module shops, leads, and ops leadership to align on material movement priorities is also required.
Management of inventory of crates, boxes, and scrap parts, including visual inspection of repaired items for quality assurance, is necessary. Utilization of foam machines, saws, and other tools to crate and uncrate parts, ensuring compliance with standard procedures and quality documentation, is also part of the role. Adherence to EHS procedures, particularly in the safe operation of powered industrial trucks, is mandatory.
Maintenance of organized inventory of pallets and crates, and accurate documentation of material movement and handoffs, is required. Effective communication regarding part status to support production needs is essential. Anticipation of material and tooling requirements for upcoming work orders is also necessary. Thriving in a fast-paced environment, effectively prioritizing tasks is required. Basic qualifications include a high school diploma/GED, minimum one year of experience in warehouse, stockroom, or storage yard environments, forklift certification, ability to lift, push, and pull items weighing at least 40 pounds, proficiency in operating forklifts rated for over 15,000 pounds, fluency in English language, with basic computer skills (Microsoft Outlook and Excel), capacity to manage multiple tasks concurrently, and strong communication and interpersonal skills.
Desired characteristics include certification in crane and rigging operations, proficiency in operating both sit-down and stand-up forklifts, and/or additional crane and rigging operations.
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