• Material Handler (2nd Shift)

    Techtronic Industries North America, Inc. (Mukwonago, WI)


    Job Description:

    Title:

    Material Handler

    Reports to:

    Supply Chain Lead

     

    _The_ _Material Handler_ _is responsible for_ _inventory storage, replenishment to manufacturing, and movement_ _._

     

    _Additionally, the_ _Material Handler_ _locates_ _raw material and completes inventory reporting transaction_ _s_ _in the ERP System_ _for Work-In-Process (WIP) and Finished Goods_ _._

     

    _This job description lists major areas of_ _responsibility_ _and_ _additional_ _job activities may be added at any time._

    Duties and Responsibilities

    + Transport incoming and outgoing materials to designated areas

    + Operate forklift, electrical hoist, or other power driven equipment, to load or move materials

    + Supply production areas with inventory (raw material and WIP)

    + Load or unload material onto or from pallets, totes, trays, or shelves

    + Utilize Tiny Termto locate inventory and complete inventory transactionsin the ERP System

    + Safely operate a variety of material handling equipment. Complete daily checklist for forklift equipment used

    + Cross train and back up co-workers as required

    Education and Experience Requirements:

    + High School or GED diploma required

    + 1 year of previous experience

    + Ability to operate a forklift, electrical hoist, or other power drivenequipment

    + Positive attitude and willingness to help as required

    + Requires excellent oral and written communication skills

     

    Physical and Weight Lifting Demands

     

    _The physical_ _and_ _weight lifting_ _demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job_ _._ _Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions._

     

    Frequency

     

    Letter Code

     

    Defined as

     

    Never

     
     

    Infrequent

     
     

    Up to 1 hour per day

     

    Occasionally

     
     

    1 to 2 hours per day

     

    Frequently

     
     

    2 to 5 hours per day

     

    Continuously

     
     

    6+ hours per day

     

    Physical Activity

     

    Frequency

     

    Reason for Physical Action

     

    Stand

     
     

    Set-up workstations, cycle counts, stacking pallets

     

    Sit

     
     

    Forklift driving

     

    Walk

     
     

    Set-up workstations, cycle counts, stacking pallets

     

    Bend/Twist

     
     

    Set-up workstations, cycle counts, stacking pallets

     

    Push

     
     

    Set-up workstations, cycle counts, stacking pallets

     

    Pull

     
     

    Set-up workstations, cycle counts, stacking pallets

     

    Climb (stairs, ladders)

     
     

    Torp cell or vial dept mezzanines, rolling ladders

     

    Reach

     
     

    Set-up workstations, cycle counts, stacking pallets

     

    Lift

     
     

    Set-up workstations, cycle counts, stacking pallets

     

    Carry

     
     

    Set-up workstations, cycle counts, stacking pallets

     

    Grasp/Grip

     
     

    Set-up workstations, cycle counts, stacking pallets

     

    Repetitive Motions

     
     

    Box lifting

     

    Kneel/Crawl

     
     

    Set-up workstations, cycle counts, stacking pallets

     

    Rapid work speed

     
     

    Maintaining product supply at workstation

     

    Filing

     
     

    Transfer slips, inventory records

     

    Finger movement

     
     

    Set-up workstations, cycle counts, stacking pallets

     

    Keyboard use

     
     

    Transfer entries, cycle counts

     

    Close vision

     
     

    Product/label identification

     

    Color vision

     
     

    Product/label identification

     

    Depth perception

     
     

    Forklift driving/pulling loads from upper shelves

     

    Far vision

     
     

    Forklift driving/pulling loads from upper shelves

     

    Hear

     
     

    Machine operations, paging system

     

    Talk

     
     

    Instructions and communications

     

    Touch

     
     

    Forklift driving/pulling loads from upper shelves

     

    Amount of Weight

     

    Frequency

     

    Reason for Action

     

    Up to 10 pounds

     
     

    Set-up workstations, cycle counts, stacking pallets

     

    Up to 25 pounds

     
     

    Set-up workstations, cycle counts, stacking pallets

     

    Up to 50 pounds

     
     

    Set-up workstations, cycle counts, stacking pallets

     

    Up to 100 pounds

     
     

    Set-up workstations, cycle counts, stacking pallets

     

    More than 100 pounds

     
     

    Set-up workstations, cycle counts, stacking pallets

     

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