Distribution Operator I - 3rd shift (10pm-6:30am)(M-F)

Distribution Operator I Job Summary:

Distribution Operator Level I, general responsibilities include storing and retrieving materials, picking and cross-checking customer orders, processing returned goods and scheduling delivery appointments. These activities will require data to be accurately input into the warehouse management system. A Distribution Operator Level I reports directly to a Distribution supervisor with guidance from team leads.

Responsibilities:

Operator shows abilities to transfer materials from wooden pallets to plastic pallets utilizing proper equipment (inverter or pallet pusher). Operator must physically clean boxes, drums, and pallets prior to moving the material into GMP spaces. Scheduling appointments with carriers. Physically picking material from correct locations, screen for correct material number, batch number and quantity. Utilizes handheld scanners with inventory management system. Perform audit cross-checks on all customer orders. Physically returning material from MFG/PKG back to proper warehouse locations (cooler, freezer, DEA cage, DEA vault and flammable rooms). Physically removing trash, cardboard, and waste from GMP airlock to proper disposal location. Executing housekeeping activities- sweeping, dry mopping and wet mopping. Understands how to operate Sit down fork truck, Stand up fork truck, Swing Reach truck, and Electric pallet jack.

Education/Qualifications:

High school diploma/GED Required 0-2 years experience in either warehouse or manufacturing processes. Warehouse experience preferred Must be able to adapt to changing tasks and schedules. Must have working knowledge of Sit down, Stand up, and Swing reach trucks. Must be familiar with cGMP s, SOP s and Training Modules. Must be detail oriented for accuracy. Occasionally pushing and pulling materials on pallets and carts up to 1000 lbs. Frequently lifting, reaching and grasping up to 50 lbs. for picking and processing materials for internal and customer orders. Stand, walk, sit, climb, balance, stoop, or crouch, kneel, reach, pull, push and grasp Individual is in a proximity of moving mechanical parts, electrical current and some exposure to chemicals. Ability to judge distance and space relationships. Exert an amount of force continuously and/or up to 5 pounds of force frequently and or up to 25 pounds of force occasionally and or up to 50 pounds of force rarely by utilizing a hand truck to lift, carry, push, pull or otherwise move objects. Must be able to wear personal protective equipment in areas of the facility where required. Sitting to operate forklifts for extended periods. Frequent repetitive hand motion and twisting.