Logistics Specialist
Statco-DSI Process Systems · Woodland, WA · 2 wk ago
ManagementFull-time
About the role
As part of our shop team, you will assist two key functions of the business, enjoying variety and avoiding repetitive days.
Responsibilities
- Follow all established safety protocols, maintaining documentation as required, including monthly fire extinguisher audits, weekly forklift inspections, monthly office air filter checks, and collaborating to help schedule annual inspections.
- Coordinate with the logistics team to place orders with vendors as needed to maintain target inventory levels and/or meet job/project requirements, completing weekly audits for items low in inventory and monthly complete cycle counts.
- Track incoming shipments to ensure target dates are met.
- Ensure all inventory is received accurately, both physically and in the ERP system.
- Assemble and/or rebuild parts/components as needed to ensure proper function or coordinate returns for faulty components to the vendor.
- Pull required parts for customer jobs and/or shop use.
- Resolve issues with end users when required to ensure satisfaction.
- Develop and maintain job worksheets, including a Quality Checklist for each completed job or by stage, ensuring hours are allocated properly to projects for billing and completion tracking.
- Develop and maintain an asset log for all power tools.
- Other duties as assigned.
Requirements
- High School Diploma or GED.
- Prior experience in a manufacturing environment, preferably working with parts/components.
- Experience with the Microsoft Office Suite.
- Experience in inventory maintenance.
Benefits
- Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision programs.
- Life insurance and disability insurance.
- Generous paid time off program.
- Retirement savings plan with a company match.
- Wellness program.
- No waiting period for benefits—eligible on your first day of employment.
- Open, communicative environment that fosters individual initiative and growth opportunities.
Placement within our salary range is determined based on years of directly relatable experience, local and national compensation survey data, and other contributing factors.