Material Handler

Description

The Material Handler role is responsible for managing inventory through a database and maintaining necessary levels to meet daily distribution demands.

• Execute all required inventory transactions for materials and components being received or issued for Production or Customer Service orders.
• Enter data into the ERP system to track the movement of materials and components used in equipment production or service order fulfillment.
• Keep accurate and complete inventory counts in stockroom locations and within the ERP system, conducting regular cycle counts and physical audits to align inventory levels.
• Prepare, package, and issue materials and components to production following shop orders, pick lists, or Bills-of-Material, ensuring the accuracy of part numbers, quantities, and serial or lot numbers as applicable.
• Monitor materials on a min/max basis to maintain adequate stock levels at all times and place orders for production supplies or consumable materials as needed.
• Support the production and QC/Receiving Departments as required.
• Perform various administrative tasks to aid Quality department operations.
• Help resolve any discrepancies in the identification, quantity, location, or status of materials and components in production.
• Review current procedures and suggest improvements to enhance accuracy, efficiency, or productivity in this and other departments.
• Aid in inventory analysis to identify and separate slow-moving items.

• Minimum of a High School Diploma or equivalent; an associate degree in a technical field is preferred.
• 3 years of post-graduate work experience in a related field or function.
• Capability to lift at least 50 lbs./23 kilograms.
• Work typically occurs in a manufacturing environment or at a customer's site.
• Must be able to stand for extended periods, which may involve heavy manual labor.
• The role requires the ability to stand, sit, walk, bend, stoop, reach, lift, push, pull, and carry items.
• There will be exposure to loud noises.
• Must be able to wear personal protective equipment.