Parts Room Assistant

About Us

At Radius Packaging, we put people first—our members and our customers. Our culture is guided by The Radius Way: Champion Positive Change, Act with Integrity, Strive for Excellence, Emphasize Community, and Work Together. These principles shape how we lead, collaborate, and grow together. We don’t just talk about culture—we’re recognized for it. Radius Packaging is proud to be honored as:

• Plastics News Processor of the Year — the industry’s highest distinction
• Top Workplace by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel in 2024 and 2025
• Recipient of the Plastics News Excellence in Employee Relations Award

These recognitions reflect our commitment to continuing education, career advancement, employee recognition, and fostering a supportive, engaging work environment. Celebrating over 53 years of success, Radius Packaging offers more than a job—we offer a community. Through educational resources, committees, clubs, and company-wide events, our members are supported in their professional growth and overall well-being—financial, mental, physical, and emotional. We continuously invest in our people and empower them to pursue their passions at work, at home, and in their communities.

Responsibilities

• Cycle counting and inventory accuracy support (including identifying and researching variances).
• Organizing, labeling, and maintaining order in the parts room and associated storage areas.
• Identify inactive parts and their value as well as recommend disposition.
• Condition assessment of parts as needed (e.g., inspecting for damage, wear, contamination, corrosion, or expiration where applicable) and communicating findings to appropriate personnel while identifying/proposing strong supply partners to the larger team.
• Following receiving/put-away and stock rotation practices as applicable.
• Maintaining documentation and records related to inventory tasks in accordance with Company procedures.

Requirements

• Must be able to stand and walk for long periods of time and lift/carry up to 30 to 50 pounds.
• Must be able to use fingers, hands, and arms for regular tasks.
• Must be able to climb steps, have good hand-eye coordination, and bend/squat.
• Must be able to wear proper Personal Protective Equipment.
• Must be able to operate effectively in temperatures ranging from 60 to 110°F.
• Must be capable of visually detecting defects, depth, colors, variances, and see objects.