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Warehouse Logistics Associate
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What they do
A Logistics Specialist plans and manages logistics, including the distribution and transportation of supplies, equipment or materials for a company or organization. Develops order schedules and policies, tracks shipments, coordinates storage and works with suppliers and transportation companies. Implements efficient and cost-effective transportation and distribution systems.
$63,890 / year median in North Carolina
-3% projected decline
Job Description
About the Role As a Warehouse Logistics Associate, you will play a vital role in our production cycle by managing inventory flow and preparing metal components for shipment. You will utilize your technical skills in material handling and quality assurance to ensure that our operations run efficiently and safely every day. Responsibilities Coordinate the receipt, storage, and distribution of inventory to maintain accurate stock levels. Operate industrial equipment including forklifts and overhead cranes to safely transport heavy materials. Perform precision cleaning and finishing on metal parts using grinders and specialized tools. Assemble kits and components to meet specific project requirements and production timelines. Execute loading and unloading procedures for outbound and inbound freight with high attention to detail. Uphold a clean and organized facility environment to support operational safety and productivity. Qualifications Required Skills High school diploma or equivalent. Demonstrated experience operating forklifts and overhead cranes with pendant controls. Ability to read and interpret basic blueprints and technical drawings. Proficiency with manual measuring tools such as tape measures and calipers. Strong commitment to workplace safety protocols and industrial best practices. Preferred Skills Prior experience in a metal fabrication or heavy industrial setting. Technical aptitude for using various hand and power tools for metal finishing. Strong critical thinking skills with the ability to follow complex verbal and written instructions.