Stockroom Clerk/handler

**Tasks**:

- Pull items of varying size/weight from stock to fill kits for issue to manufacturing in order to fill stock order requirements.
- Perform daily cycle counts including investigating and rectifying discrepancies; may require bending, squatting, crouching.
- Place materials in assigned locations.
- Receive purchased and completed manufactured items by verifying markings, and quantities.
- Assigns part numbers and identify hardware using various preprinted labels, markers and labeling devices.
- Check the MRP system for shortages on released work orders or sales orders and issue as required.
- Pick, pack, post inventory to work orders and prepare shipping documentation.
- Service in-house walkup customers requiring issuing and returning items to stock.

**Requirements**:

- Must be able to lift 30lbs (anything 40+ requires a 2-person team)
- High School diploma/ GED with 4-5 years related experience; or Bachelor's degree with 0-1 years of related experience
- Physical capabilities - must be able to stand and walk the shop floor for full shift (9-10hrs)
- English speaking required, Bilingual (Spanish) is beneficial
- Basic computer skill: MS Outlook and Excel
- Dependable. Attendance is important to the manager.
- Team oriented with the ability to work independently.
- Results driven
- Willingness to learn and not afraid to ask questions

Daily activities include cycle counts, inventory management and put away stock, and most importantly - filling the production lines with the appropriate material for build. Bins are stacked on rolling shelves, no higher than head height. Use of our ERP system is a daily requirement.

The stock room handlers work when the production line is working. If the production line is not working, then there is not work for the stock room handler. The stock room handler will go onto the production line and survey what materials are running low/are needed. Sometimes the production line will call over and request materials, but this position is a proactive approach.

Overtime is more likely to occur for this role, dependent upon the production line activity. Saturdays are common (5am-1pm shift), not usually the full shift. If there is work for the production line, then the stock room handler is expected to work.

**Job Type**: Contract

Pay: $21.00 - $23.00 per hour

Expected hours: 40 per week

**Benefits**:

- Paid time off

Schedule:

- 8 hour shift

**Experience**:

- Cycle Counting: 3 years (required)
- MRP: 3 years (required)
- Inventory management: 3 years (required)
- Production lines: 3 years (required)

Work Location: On the road