2062 Receiving Clerk 05 8620

About the role

Guidant Measurement delivers high-accuracy measurement solutions for the global energy industry. Built on the legacy of trusted brands Smith Meter®, INVALCO®, and Sening®, our technologies support custody transfer, terminal automation, and fluid measurement across production, transportation, and storage operations. From flow meters and electronic measurement platforms to integrated terminal systems, Guidant solutions help customers operate safely, efficiently, and with confidence in the accuracy of every transaction. With a global network of engineering, manufacturing, and service expertise, Guidant partners with operators around the world to solve complex measurement challenges and support the evolving energy landscape.

The receiving clerk will receive, check and route incoming materials for subsequent use.

Responsibilities

• Receives incoming materials at dock.
• Drives forklift as required to move material / unloads material from Tractor Trailers.
• Unpacks and verifies shipment against packing lists or other records.
• Employs the use of SAP to receive materials into Inventory.
• Routes materials to the proper staging lanes that correspond to the receiving board.
• Which dictates material movement to proper departments/ identifies issues.
• Maintains file of open RMA’s and issues notice to Order Editing upon receipt of unauthorized return material.
• Identify issues with incoming material or PO’s.
• Reads and interprets open P.O. file to verify questionable P.O. numbers and/or part numbers.
• Final counts material to verify quantities.

Requirements

• Assisting in unloading materials.
• Processes paperwork, such as: Bills of Lading, way bills, shipping orders.
• Must have basic computer skills, including Microsoft Outlook.
• May use hand tools to open crates or cartons for verification.
• Uses hand truck, overhead crane, weigh and counting scales in performance of his duties.
• Is responsible for identity and quantity of purchased parts.
• Must be able to obtain forklift certification.
• Has general knowledge of shop practice.
• Work Environment: Spends 95% of the time in a manufacturing/shop environment and 5% in an office environment. Will be exposed to possible hazards including working with high-pressure equipment, working in confined spaces, high noise, inclement weather, chemicals, pressure testing, heavy lift operations and shop/field traffic.
• Physical Demands: Frequent walking, climbing, bending, stooping, kneeling, pushing upward, crawling in confined workspaces and lifting daily.