MATERIAL HANDLER II - NIGHTS 6P-6A
Mohawk Industries · Bridgeport, AL · 2 wk ago
ManagementFull-time
About the role
To safely, accurately, and efficiently handle various types of products for the purpose of receiving, locating, shipping, and/or keeping operations running. Product may include roll goods, packages, cartons or palletized items.
Responsibilities
- Perform all duties of a Material Handler I
- Change propane and batteries on Lift Trucks
- Complete daily Vehicle Condition Report on Lift Trucks
- Print pull sheets for orders using established priorities for finish dates
- Pull materials indicated on “pull sheet” and load product on trucks or stage at appropriate locations
- Act as a Checker – verifying product pulled against the Pull Sheet for accuracy
- Interact with customers and handle customer pick-up orders
- Document and maintain inventory
- Perform Pre-shift PIT Inspection
- Create color card with each lot/color being used in the work order and match to the standard go-by
- Operate powered industrial trucks/equipment such as forklifts, lift trucks, etc.
- Attend job-related training as required by supervision
- Follow all established standard operating and safety procedures as well as company policies
- Perform general housekeeping duties as necessary
- Perform other tasks assigned by management
Requirements
- High School Diploma or equivalent preferred
- Lift Truck Certification preferred
- Successful completion of all required on-the-job training
- Successful completion of all required health and environmental safety training
- Ability to use department-specific database systems such as AS400
- Proficient in reading and writing standard English
- Proficient in performing basic math calculations such as addition and subtraction
Skills
- Ability to operate in a team-based environment
- Operate on-board RF equipment
- Operate banding/wrapping materials and equipment
Physical Requirements
- May require bending, squatting, climbing, and other physical movement for long periods of time
- Must be able to lift up to 50 pounds frequently
- Working around moving equipment and in an industrial environment
- Working in an environment with regular exposure to chemicals, noise from machinery, dust, fumes, and variable temperatures