Material Handler (Tugger) -Afternoon & Midnight

Your Tasks

• Be present at work, ready to work at the assigned time for every scheduled or voluntarily accepted work day.
  
• Work safely, following safety work instructions.
  
• Supply the assigned manufacturing area(s) with raw materials, parts, supplies and dunnage to maintain uptime.
  
• Transport finished goods, baskets, boxes and packaging materials to and from all designated areas. Load/remove parts, dunnage, and other materials into production areas including coils of steel and raw and in-process materials. Remove/store/recycle scrap from production areas by type and proper location.
  
• Operate assigned mobile equipment, including fork trucks safely and with due consideration to pedestrians. Perform inspections/maintenance of assigned mobile equipment as required.
  
• Ensure that all materials and finished goods are stored and labeled with proper documentation.
  
• Keep materials on the shop floor and in storage areas neat and organized, including removal and dumping of scrap and pallets.
  
• Prepare finished goods for shipment including packing/re-packing, labeling product, and printing supporting documentation.
  
• Load and unload finished goods, dunnage, and/or component parts from inbound and outbound trucks. Sign for received and shipped goods and check materials for accurate descriptions and quantities per packing slips.
  
• Take inventory counts as required; make sure parts/finished goods are stored in designated locations.
  
• Maintain computerized shipping/receiving/materials records as required.
  
• Report any problem or concern to the supervisor in a reasonable time period that reflects the urgency of the problem.
  
• Follow all work instructions for all assigned operations.
  
• Processes steel receiving receipts into plant steel inventory record system. Operates overhead crane to transport steel.
  
• Fill out all necessary paperwork associated with the job including but not limited to, some or all of the following: start-up checklist, pre-shift inspection sheet, labor tickets, scrap records, downtime tracking sheets, quality assurance checks, and product identification tags.
  
• Any other reasonable request made by management.
  
• Travel, including overnight travel, as required from time to time.
  
• Work overtime before and/or after normal shifts and/or on weekends as assigned.
  
• Comply fully with applicable federal, state, and local laws.
  

Requirements

Your Profile

• High School diploma or GED preferred but not required
  
• Must pass Material Handler Certification training at KVRW. Not required that the certification be held prior to movement into the position
  
• Ability to use hands to grip, finger, handle and/or feel parts.
  
• Ability to wear required personal protective equipment, including, but not limited to gloves, protective sleeves, safety glasses with side shields, and steel-toed shoes.
  
• Ability to use hands, arms and wrists to work continuously throughout shift.
  
• Ability to use tools which vibrate, such as grinders, drills, sanders, etc. continuously throughout shift.
  
• Ability to stand, walk, sit, talk, hear, and write.
  
• Ability to repeatedly lift, reach, push, pull, carry, bend, twist, and stoop with parts, boxes, or other objects weighing up to 40 pounds within allotted times.
  
• Ability to use close vision, depth perception and adjust focus to visually inspect part quality to standards.
  
• Ability to work overtime for shifts of up to 12 hours per day, seven days per week.
  
• Ability to work in hot or cold environments.