Material Handler

Full Time (Non-Exempt) position located in Novi, MI, reporting to the Materials Team Lead in a climate-controlled production facility.

About Brooks Utility Products

Brooks Utility Products is one of America’s oldest electric utility manufacturers, uniting E.J. Brooks & Company, Meter Devices Company, and Ekstrom Industries into the industry’s most comprehensive portfolio — all engineered around utility safety, security, and productivity. The industry is entering a generational build cycle. Grid hardening, an accelerating AMI upgrade wave, and unprecedented load growth from data centers, electrification, and reshored manufacturing are driving demand straight through our core product lines — while rising energy theft and tightening grid-security mandates put our sealing and locking equipment front and center. This is the electric super cycle, and Brooks sits at the heart of it.

Responsibilities

• Receive and unload freight both manually or with equipment such as forklifts and pallet jacks.
• Sign for incoming deliveries.
• Use a computer terminal to process inbound and/or outbound materials.
• Wrap freight both manually and with automated equipment prior to shipping.
• Deliver and retrieve supplies to and from work or storage areas.
• Sort and stage outbound freight.
• Use scale to weigh raw materials and incoming freight.
• Tag material and record transaction when returning material to stock.
• Stock shelves and rotate inventory as needed.
• Perform basic preventative maintenance on warehouse equipment.
• Package and inspect product from production lines.
• Provide notice to purchasing regarding stock levels of certain materials.
• Maintain accurate inventory by recording all stock transfers.
• Participate in annual physical inventory.
• Regularly lift up to 60 lbs.
• Work closely with multiple departments.
• Perform daily safety checks for powered industrial lift trucks.

Requirements

• High School diploma or G.E.D. equivalent.
• 5 years previous Warehouse experience preferred.
• Prior experience with cycle counting would be preferred.