Material Handler

Material Handling Supervisor

Responsible for assuring safe / proper control and movement of material assuring uninterrupted production and a clean, well-organized factory and storage of materials.

Receiving:

• Unload materials from incoming vehicles
• Inspect contents to ensure they are undamaged
• Verify packages according to order and invoices (quantity, quality, price etc.)
• Assume responsibility for returning unsatisfactory shipments or receiving replacements
• Label deliveries and allocate them to their designated place
• Maintain accurate records and assist in inventory control

Material Handling:

• Once material is received in the system, take material to the proper designated areas in the cell or department and notify cell / department of material delivery.
• Properly store material in designated areas. This may include composites, radiators, running gear, and trailers, etc.
• Bring materials from these designated areas to the manufacturing lines as required assuring parts are on the line as needed.
• Identify damages and report shortages or quality deficiencies.

Outgoing Equipment and Material:

• Transportation of finished equipment / materials to shipping / receiving dock as needed.
• Crate and prepare equipment for shipment to customer. Use of saw, nail gun and other tools may be required for crating of equipment.
• Learn shipping processes to fill in as needed.

Removal of Excess Material from Manufacturing Floor:

• Remove excess material from manufacturing areas (empty skids, etc.) and store/dispose of properly to maintain a clean, organized manufacturing area. Assure once empty skids are removed, area is clear of loose skid wood that may pose a safety hazard due to nails, etc.
• Manage skids by neatly stacking in designated area and utilizing dumpster for skids that are not being recycled with vendors.
• Remove and properly locate / dispose of material that is identified as scrap

Safety:

• Assure all material is handled properly and with care assuring no damage or safety issues.
• Comply with all policies and guidelines.

ITW Toolbox:

• Utilization of ITW Toolbox to assure continuous improvement and business objectives are realized.

Qualifying Requirements:

• Forklift – Skilled forklift operator with valid forklift operator's license preferred. Will train if needed

• Physical – Ability to lift 50 lbs. consistently
• Safety – Familiar with all safety requirements and proactive to assure all safety precautions are taken – proactive to work with team to correct any identified safety issues before moving material
• Attention to detail and familiarity with industrial equipment
• Team player, willing and proactive attitude to help wherever needed