Basic Function The Warehouse Associate will ensure the warehouse is kept clean and organized, ensure parts are pulled and delivered to production stations, put inventory in proper bin locations and perform cycle counting functions as needed. Must have ability to operate forklift or other type of warehouse equipment. Ensures that THE CUSTOMER IS OUR FIRST PRIORITY and each employee must support that priority. Utilizes 2 second lean tools to drive continuous improvement. Keeps area clean and organized daily.
Responsibilities and Duties:
Ensure safety procedures and standards are followed in the warehouse.
Verify all incoming/outgoing material and quantities are accurate.
Verify all components pulled match Bills of Materials (BOM’s) before delivering to production.
Make sure all product, bins and racks are properly labeled.
Inform purchasing and inventory staff members of any material or packing supply shortages.
Load/Unload incoming or outgoing material using necessary equipment such as forklifts or pallet jacks.
Report defective material or questionable condition to the department supervisor.
Perform weekly reviews on packaging material and report needed material to the supervisor.
Work closely with the production planner and supervisor to determine items to be pulled for production.
Participate in the 2 Second Lean program to support continuous improvement and cost savings.
Maintain high standards of housekeeping and cleanliness in the warehouse and dock areas.
Maintain the work area and equipment in clean and orderly condition.
Perform inventory cycle counts as needed or instructed.
Performs other duties as required.
Qualifications and Required Skills
Education: Required a high school diploma or equivalent experience.
Experience:
1 to 3 years’ experience in production/ warehouse environment
Experience working in ERP software preferred. Skill, Knowledge, and Abilities: Ability to work independently.
To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactory. The position requires accuracy, common sense, and flexibility.
Ability to read and understand packaging lists (assembly instructions) and sales orders.
Proficiency in locating and identifying inventory parts by part number to complete the assembly process
Knowledge of computer ERP software programs and Microsoft Excel, Word and Outlook. Physical: Body Positions: Requires walking activities throughout the day to retrieve parts and lift boxes.
Body Movements: use of hands, eyes, arms, voice, and ears
Carry boxes or packages up 70lbs with the possibility of more from time to time.
Ability to climb warehouse ladders to retrieve/put away parts. Mental: Reasoning ability: The ability to understand complex assembly instructions.
Requires math skills, the ability to problem solve on a daily basis, and coordinate numerous tasks at one time.
