Vacuette Material Handler

Your challenge

Demonstrate a strong commitment to fostering a culture of safety within the manufacturing area.
•    Follow all Standard Operating Procedures consistently.
•    Conduct routine quality checks at the carton level, inspecting materials and finished products for damage and verifying document and label accuracy.
•    Keep common areas clean and maintain a high standard of workplace cleanliness as needed.
•    Understand basic safety principles, including proper lifting techniques and use of personal protective equipment.
•    Review the Production Plan and material requirements to ensure all machines have adequate supplies for continuous production.
•    Communicate effectively with the Shift Supervisor, assistant supervisor, and Set-up personnel to ensure production material needs are fully met.
•    Possess a thorough understanding of factors that contribute to productivity
•    Train new associates on material handling and transfer procedures.
•    Coordinate and schedule team members to assigned areas.
•    Provide practical instruction and hands-on training for safe and effective forklift operation across various settings.
•    Must be proficient in operating electric pallet jacks and forklifts.
•    Perform basic ERP Warehouse Management transactions, including creating Transfer Orders in ERP.
•    High school diploma or equivalent education required.
•    Strong written and verbal communication skills.
•    Manufacturing experience preferred.
•    Experience with SAP and/or RF Scanners is preferred.
•    Demonstrated ability to operate forklifts safely and effectively in confined spaces.
•    Basic computer skills required.
•    Must pass a pre-employment exam.
•    Forklift license required.

Your Profile

Physical Requirements:
•    Must be able to stand and walk for up to 12 hours. 
•    Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs. 
•    Must be able to perform fast pace and detailed packaging work. 
•    Must have appropriate vision to perform detailed quality inspection as outlined in SOPs and TPs.