Clerk Logistics II

Regular Full-Time
Mesa, AZ, US Overview

Responsible for packaging, labeling, marking and preparing shipments and documentation in accordance with regulatory authorities for shipments of both hazardous and non-hazardous material to customers, suppliers and testing facilities by ground and air, both domestically and internationally. Responsible for cycle counting finished goods. Able to perform all of the essential duties and responsibilities of Logistics Clerk II. Works independently.

• Packages, labels, and marks packages for shipment and prepares all shipping documentation per SOP’s in accordance with regulatory requirements
• Schedules and prepares domestic and international shipments of hazardous and non-hazardous materials
• Responsible for palletizing, wrapping, and marking all shipments accurately
• Maintain inventory accuracy using ERP system
• Work within a team structure to achieve company and department goals
• Keep work area neat and clean and follow all established safety guidelines
• Prepares and submits invoices and electronic notification to customers
• Responsible for cycle counting of finished goods
• Unload trucking and receiving material
• Move hazardous material to designated locations
• Separate material and verify documentation
• Enter receiving information in ERP system
• Stage product for incoming inspection

High school diploma or GED required. Minimum of five years of experience in a manufacturing environment including hazardous materials handling experience. DOT/ICAO certification and forklift certification is required.

The job requires effective problem‑solving and teamwork skills, proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint, and the ability to read and understand all policies, procedures, instructions, rules and regulations associated with this position, which are written in English. The individual must be able to work flexible hours (meetings, training, shift coverage, overtime).

Regular exposure to lighting and temperature in office and manufacturing areas. Appropriate safety equipment is required. Potential exposure to hazardous chemicals, including radiation, and exposure to the inherent dangers of explosive materials used in manufacturing processes.

Regular movement throughout the facility, traversing production areas, engaging in communication, and handling manual operations of equipment. Occasional lifting or transporting up to 50 pounds. Requires sustained attention to detailed visual tasks in varying conditions.