Engine Shop Shipper/Receiver A shipper/receiver in an engine shop plays a vital role in ensuring the efficient flow of parts and materials, supporting the repair and rebuilding processes. Their core responsibilities revolve around the precise handling and documentation of incoming and outgoing shipments, maintaining accurate inventory records, and working with other team members.
Duties include:
Shipping & Receiving Operations: Managing the loading and unloading of shipments, including potential forklift operation. They inspect incoming goods for accuracy and condition, prepare outgoing shipments with proper packaging and documentation, and coordinate with shipping carriers like FedEx, UPS and LTL Carriers. This also includes processing returns and resolving discrepancies in shipments.
Filing paperwork and documents.
Inventory Management: Receiving items into the system and organizing storage areas. They participate in inventory counts, investigate discrepancies, manage shipping supplies, track stock levels, and handle damaged items.
Safety & Compliance: Adhering to safety regulations for material handling and forklift operation, maintaining a clean work area, and understanding safety data sheet requirements for hazardous materials.
Communication & Collaboration: Communicating with suppliers, internal departments, and customers to resolve shipment issues, and reporting discrepancies to supervisors.
Other Responsibilities:
May include local deliveries. All duties are to be completed accurately and in a timely manner. Education, Skills & Experience: Essential qualifications typically include a high school diploma or GED. Forklift certification is preferred. Necessary skills encompass computer literacy, the ability to perform heavy lifting, strong organizational and time management skills, attention to detail, good communication skills, basic math skills, a valid driver's license, a strong work ethic, and a positive attitude. Previous experience in shipping and receiving is also preferred. In essence, a shipper/receiver in an engine shop acts as a crucial link in the supply chain, ensuring the right parts are in the right place at the right time, minimizing delays and maximizing efficiency in the engine repair process.
Other Requirements:
Proper PPE is required to protect from noise and injury will be provided. You are responsible for purchasing steel toe boots/shoes.
