Extrusion Inventory Control

Essential Functions

• Unload and Receive material using a swingmast forklift.
• Transfer material between Storage Locations and complete ERP transactions.
• Complete Cycle Counts as necessary to maintain inventory accuracy
• Work with suppliers on rush orders or short shipments.
• Take care of the corrugated bailer and maintain the process of full bails.
• Communicate with Supply Chain and others on shortages.
• Must handle all change out of scrap totes and pick up of scrap roll off.
• Handle the processing of saw blades that need to go out for sharpening.
• Help with the pulling, inspection, and packaging of paint and anodizing jobs.
• Flexible to work overtime if needed to meet demand.
• Make good business decisions for the company.
• Work at a good pace to make sure all areas have what they need.

Qualifications

• Must be able to read prints and understand measuring equipment such as tape measures, scales, and decimals/fractions.
• Must be dependable, responsible, and have a team-player attitude.
• Must be highly organized and able to follow direction from the Senior Buyer.
• Must be willing and able to work in accordance with the Senior Buyer, Supply Chain, and the Manufacturing Line Supervisors to achieve smooth and efficient production.
• High school diploma or GED required
• One or more years of forklift, warehouse, or manufacturing experience preferred
• Forklift certification to use the swingmast forklift preferred

Working Conditions and Physical Demands

• Periods of sitting and working at a computer are required, with regular exposure to the factory.
• Sedentary work is performed in an office area with exposure to extreme weather or hazardous conditions.
• Typical office equipment such as a computer, laptop, and phone are used.
• May be noisy due to proximity to factory.
• This position requires regular exposure to the factory, which includes extreme weather conditions; noisy, dusty, and dirty environments; and motorized equipment that pose potential safety hazards.
• Reaching above shoulder height and below the waist, as well as lifting up to 50 lbs. is required.
• Proper safety procedures, lifting techniques, and personal protective equipment guidelines are always to be followed.