Cyle Counter

SUMMARY
Complete assignments related to the receiving and shipping of products. Safely
operate material handling equipment. Follow all standard operating procedures and
safety rules.
RESPONSIBILITIES
• Completes assignments in a manner that meets company expectations for
safety, quality, and efficiency. Meets engineered labor standards for
production.
• Completes assignments through utilization of Red Prairie WMS and LMS
systems in accurate and timely manner utilizing bar codes, radio frequency
(RF) and or desktop computer equipment.
• Operates material handling equipment (stand-up forklifts; slip attachments)
in a manner that abides by all safety rules and assures that it is used
correctly and in accordance with the manufacturer’s guidelines of operation.
Conducts and documents the required vehicle inspection; reports any vehicle
not found to be in working order; maintains vehicle in a clean and neat
condition; places vehicle on charge when needed. ***
• Completes the required unloading and or loading of orders as well as any
re-palletizing of product that may be necessary.
• Completes the required inspection and documentation of product as required
per Quality Inspection Process (QIP) and Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP).
• Stores and retrieves the required materials, packaging, and food products
from all locations designated by WMS.
• Picks and palletizes individual cases when necessary, weighing in a
range from 1 lbs. to 75 lbs.
• Completes daily cycle count assignments and any other inventory control
system related activity. ***
• Verify follow-up counts/audits, verify inventory locatios, assist with pallet
recoveries, and make recommendations when necessary, regarding missing
or slow-moving inventory. ***
• Works in both ambient and refrigerated and freezer (as low as -10 degrees F)
temperature environments. *** Able to work evenings and weekends when
necessary.
• Completes basic mathematical calculations to accurately receive & ship
product, and/or cycle counting. ***
• Reads instructions displayed in either RF equipment or additional documents.
• Input information into operating systems through use of keypad or
handwritten onto documents. Completes all reports and documentation
needed for the tracking of hour’s utilization (LMS); internal damage (WMS);
trailer inspection reports (DQMP); pallet tallies for proper billing (Load Cover
Sheet).
• Completes general cleaning, sweeping, and removal of debris from work area.
Ensures the warehouse area is kept clean and always organized in accordance
with the principles of DQMP and GMP and all other health and safety
guidelines.
• Completes any other duties as required and assigned by manager/supervisor.
Supervisory responsibilities
• None
Qualifications (include education, certifications/licenses, experience, language,
mathematical, computer, level of reasoning, physical demands and preferences (a
plus)):
Education and experience requirement
Minimum:
• High School degree or equivalent
• At least 1 year of recent forklift experience
Preferred:
• Forklift certification (slip sheet experience preferred)
• Experience in a bar code environment
Language and technical skills requirement
• Ability to understand and follow instructions necessary for completion of
principle duties and responsibilities.
Physical demands and work environment
The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met
by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job.
Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to
perform the essential functions.
• Constant driving, seeing, hearing, reaching, handling, foot controls, and
grasping
• Frequent standing, walking, bending, lifting, and carrying
• Occasional sitting, pushing, pulling, crouching, twisting