C545051 Distribution; Shipping; 2nd Shift

C545051 Distribution (Shipping) - 2nd Shift

Compensation: $19.00 - $19.00

Loading... Service Technician – Distribution General Overview The Service Technician – Distribution role combines responsibilities from Receiving, Packaging, and Shipping departments. This comprehensive position involves the handling of incoming goods, preparation and packaging of parts, and coordination of outbound shipments. Work is carried out in a fast-paced, climate-controlled industrial environment with substantial forklift traffic. Technicians must operate various equipment types, follow specific quality and customer standards, and maintain accurate documentation.

Employees are required to cross-train across multiple workstations, beginning with observational training on day one.

Key Responsibilities Receiving Duties

• Unload incoming trailers using sit-down forklifts and verify goods for quantity and condition.
• Utilize stand-up forklifts and RF scanners to locate and store larger parts in racking locations.
• Use RF scanners and carts for bin locating finished goods into appropriate shelving or bin locations.
• Assist in maintaining accurate inventory records and ensure proper storage procedures.
• Frequent stepping on and off forklifts during shift.

Packaging Duties

• Operate various workstations including Auto Bagger, Hand Bagger, Jones Machine, Hand Pack, Taper Line, and Hoist Line.
• Key in production order data into software before initiating packaging.
• Feed parts into bags or boxes manually or using automated bowl feeders.
• Perform first-piece inspections to verify accuracy before continuing production.
• Follow production orders for packaging type (individual or full tote) and final placement (pallet box or singly on pallet).
• Use hoists or lift assists when necessary for ergonomics and safety.
• Maintain clean and organized workstations and comply with all safety protocols.

Shipping Duties

• Pick items from shelving using Bin Picker, Stand-Up Picker, or Forklift Picker methods, depending on part size.
• Deliver picked goods via conveyors to the sorter area for order consolidation.
• Pack pallet boxes at pack-out stations, ensure labels and documentation are properly applied.
• Perform small package packing using banding machines and computer entry for shipment tracking.
• Carry and lift 50–60 boxes per hour (some up to 70+ pounds), requiring physical stamina.
• Customize pallet boxes by cutting them to fit shipment requirements.

Work Schedule1st

Shift: Monday – Friday, 7:00 AM – 3:00 PM
2nd

Shift: Monday – Friday, 3:00 PM – 11:00 PM
3r d

Shift: Sunday Night – Friday Morning , 11 :00 PM – 7 :00 A M

Break Times:
- Group A:
Break 9:40–9:50 AM | Lunch 12:00–12:20 PM
- Group B:
Break 9:50–10:00 AM | Lunch 12:20–12:40 PM
- Evening shifts follow the same pattern with adjusted times (6:00 PM break and 8:20 PM lunch starts)
- Overnight Break and Lunch Schedule (12:00 AM break and 2:20AM lunch starts)
Tools & Equipment

• Sit-down and stand-up forklifts, cherry picker forklifts, hoist apparatus
• RF scanner systems, computers/software
• Utility knives, staple guns, shipping tape guns
• Printers, pallet jacks, step ladders, banding machines

Protective Personal Equipment

• Steel toe boots/shoes (mandatory)
• Anti-fatigue mats
• Anti-cut gloves (optional in packaging, required elsewhere)
• Eye protection required in designated shipping/UPS areas

Work Environment Climate-controlled but noisy setting with constant movement and heavy forklift traffic. Tasks require frequent lifting, prolonged standing, and teamwork to maintain production flow. Ergonomic aids such as anti-fatigue mats and hoist assist tools are used to reduce strain.

Essential

Job Requirements

• Must maintain good attendance and be available for overtime as required.
• Ability to safely and effectively operate in a manufacturing…