Material Handler Entry

Overview:

Processes a variety of transactions related to warehouse operations, including shipping, receiving, issuing parts to jobs, physically moving parts, and inventory counts.

Skills and Abilities:

Ability to:

• Receive incoming materials, supplies and equipment
• Unload trucks, inspect material for damage or defects, uncrate and assemble materials if needed
• Prepare crates and other items to be shipped
• Process basic shipping / receiving / inventory transactions in computer system
• With training, operate material handling equipment including hand truck, pallet jack, forklift, delivery vehicle, etc.
• Deliver materials to appropriate departments and obtain required signatures
• Demonstrate skills required to obtain forklift operator certification
• Maintain good housekeeping in assigned area
• Comply with all applicable safety, environmental, and PPE policies and procedures
• Read, write and speak English

Knowledge:

• General knowledge of inventory processes including storing, receiving, packaging, preserving, issuing, shipping, or transferring, and inventory control

Minimum Education and Certification:

• High school diploma or equivalent
• Valid Driver's License and good driving record

Minimum Experience:

• Typically less than 2 years related experience

Leadership:

• No leadership responsibilities

Non-Essential Duties:

Performs other duties as assigned

Physical Demands:

(Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions)

• Must be fit for duty for the job tasks being performed - Refer to Work

Saver Systems Critical Demands for full details

• Must meet the medical requirements necessary to wear PPE required by role
• Constantly required to display good manual dexterity and to reach with hands and arms
• Frequently required to talk and hear
• Frequently required to sit while driving material handling equipment, and to stand and walk with good balance
• Regularly required to lift, move and carry up to 50 pounds and to push and pull up to 110 pounds
• Occasionally required to stoop, twist, kneel, and squat
• Occasionally required to climb, stairs and slanted ladders and carry up to 40 pounds with one hand
• Vision abilities include close vision, distance vision, color vision, and the ability to adjust focus