Manufacturing Shipping & Receiving Coordinator

Role overview From the first truck that backs into the dock to the last crate you seal, you orchestrate the movement of materials and finished goods that keep our production lines humming. As a Manufacturing Shipping & Receiving Coordinator, you’ll balance accuracy with speed, build custom packaging, keep meticulous records, and move product safely through the facility.

• Start your shift verifying order details and address accuracy, selecting the correct transportation method, space, and charges, and preparing all required shipment paperwork.
• Pull and assemble outbound orders, then build boxes and crates to protect goods in transit.
• Use forklifts, pallet jacks, cranes, and other material-handling equipment to stage items, retrieve WIP and finished goods, and support teammates across the floor.
• Operate a saw to cut material for manufacturing when production needs a quick assist.
• Receive inbound materials, inspect for damage, identify and label items correctly, and enter details into the appropriate tracking system.
• Complete shipping and receiving reports; promptly report damages and discrepancies for accounting, reimbursement, and record‑keeping.
• Maintain supplies and equipment used in daily activities; help keep inventory accurate and organized, including identification and protection of WIP, finished goods, and materials.
• Periodically operate a pickup or flatbed truck (manual or automatic) to transport materials, machinery, or products as needed.
• Follow established practices, policies, and procedures while adapting quickly to urgent requests and changing priorities.

• High School Diploma or GED.
• 0–3 years of shipping/receiving experience in a manufacturing environment.
• Proficient and safe operation of forklifts, pallet jacks, cranes, and related equipment.
• Able to operate vehicles with manual or automatic transmissions.
• Attention to detail and the ability to juggle multiple priorities without losing accuracy.
• Effective English communication (read, write, speak).
• Basic computer skills, including Microsoft Excel.
• Comfort with woodworking tasks, building crates, and loading/unloading vehicles.

• 40+ hours per week; may include overtime, on-call, evenings, and/or weekends.
• Regularly lift up to 50 lbs and stand for extended periods.

Your accuracy keeps our customers on schedule and our books clean. Your speed keeps production flowing. Your care in packaging and documentation prevents damage, delays, and rework. As you master our workflows and systems, you’ll become a go-to resource for continuous improvement on the dock and the floor.

Additional Responsibilities And Duties May Be Assigned.

• Woodworking
• Loading and Unloading Vehicles
• High School / GED
• Experience in a Manufacturing Environment
• Basic Computer Skills
• Microsoft Excel