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Logistics Picking & Kitting Lead

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The Urban Electric Co.

North Charleston, SC (In Person)

Full-Time

Posted 2 weeks ago (Updated 1 week ago) • Actively hiring

Expires 6/24/2026

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Logistics Picking & Kitting Lead The Urban Electric Co. - 4.1 North Charleston, SC Job Details 1 day ago Qualifications Ladder use
Full Job Description Who We Are:
At The Urban Electric Co., we make it our mission to recruit and retain highly skilled and passionate individuals. Because we have a genuine respect for the talents and story of every member of our team, our culture attracts a wide variety of personalities and backgrounds to create an eclectic and fun atmosphere. Each of our company's products is bench-made and hand-finished at our 180,000 sq. ft. headquarters in Charleston, which houses the talented engineers, sales and marketing professionals, designers, and craftsmen who make up our team. We pride ourselves on manufacturing processes that secure the growth and sustainability of artisanal craft for the future by using modern techniques that enhance and refine the hand-build approach as opposed to replacing it.
Who You Are:
As the Picking and Kitting Lead, you will oversee the selection of stocked materials for production orders and maintain accurate inventory by bin location. We're seeking a flexible leader who excels in a fast‑moving environment and can adjust quickly as priorities evolve. The ideal candidate combines strong attention to detail with supportive, constructive coaching, offering direct, actionable guidance while keeping team morale high. A Day in the
Life:
In this role, you will divide your time between overseeing the performance and development of associates while also directly contributing to daily team output. Leadership Responsibilities Establish clear expectations for team performance and ensure consistent follow‑through. Maintain open, effective communication within the team and across departments. Create a collaborative environment that encourages growth, problem‑solving, and continuous improvement. Promote individual and team excellence through accountability, support, and positive leadership. Provide frequent, meaningful coaching to build technical skills, soft skills, and CI capabilities. Write and deliver performance reviews in alignment with UECo policy. Model and uphold all UECo policies, setting a positive example for the team. Translate strategic and tactical direction into actionable projects and priorities. Daily Contributions to Team Output Accurately pick and build production kits using standard Bills of Materials (BOM). Identify BOM errors and communicate with appropriate parties for correction. Deliver picked inventory to production areas and respond to urgent parts requests. Participate in quality assurance for parts requiring inspection. Maintain organized stock and shelving; collaborate with Pickers, Receivers, and Inventory on improvements. Support general shop organization, including sorting, waste removal, scrap handling, and other 5S tasks. Operate powered equipment such as picking vehicles, pallet jacks, and carts. Assist transport drivers with unloading, handling, and stocking inbound/outbound materials. Sort inventory and return unused parts to stock. Coordinate delivery of palletized stock with other teams. Support shop projects involving maintenance, assembly, disposal, facility improvements, and material movement. Stage bulk items for production kits (e.g., boxes, shaped glass, lamp shades). Assist with box audits and preparation for production flow. Respond to production signals for kit flow throughout the day. Move materials manually or using tubs, crates, carts, and pallet jacks. Stock demand materials upon delivery and report discrepancies. Assist with inventory counts for glass, chain, and bulk stock at ARC. Monitor and restock vending‑machine inventory; report discrepancies. Submit replenishment orders for departmental supplies and restock upon receipt. Perform additional duties as assigned.
Data Management:
Assist in balancing inventory counts in MRP systems, research discrepancies, and provide feedback to the Inventory Department. Assist in investigating inventory discrepancies and physically track down stock to ensure counts are correct. Learn and become familiar with Bill-Of-Materials (BOMs), Job Routings, and CAD print reading so adjustments can be recommended and/or made as needed. Be able to communicate updates on job routers and materials in ERP system for active and pending orders with the appropriate teams. What Will Set You Up for
Success:
You have the desire to work with your hands and be on your feet for most of the day. You have an aptitude for numbers, and you pay attention to the details. You are a flexible team player, and you are comfortable tackling daily tasks collaboratively. You have strong organizational and time-management skills, are self-motivated, and able to work efficiently under minimal supervision. You like to research issues and solve problems. You will be satisfied doing repetitive work throughout the week. You are tidy and organized in your personal and professional life. You have basic computer skills and can utilize Outlook and Teams. You have prior experience with an inventory system or have assisted in maintaining inventory levels. You can learn new skills quickly and proficiently. You are versatile in managing varying workloads and changing pace to meet expectations. You possess strong communication skills, can conduct team meetings to provide direction and communicate changes in the department. You can reprioritize throughout the day to manage competing tasks.
Physical Requirements:
Ability to lift 50 lbs. or more, several times a day. Ability to stand, bend or reach for extended periods of time. The use of a rolling ladder to work at heights 3-5' above the floor's surface.