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Seemann Composites, L.L.C.
Material Handler
Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed
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What they do
A Warehouse Worker moves or transports freight, stocks, and materials, usually without using machinery.
$36,426 / year median in Mississippi
+6% projected growth
Job Description
Seemann Composites, LLC was founded on its research and development with composite fabrication processes and revolutionized the composites industry with the invention of SCRIMP (Resin Infusion Molding Process). Patented for 30+ years, SCRIMP continues to be the manufacturing approach for a large assortment of products developed by our team. We are recognized as a world leader in composites manufacturing, providing state of the art composite and polymer solutions. As a critical supplier to the United States Navy, we develop and manufacture specialized products in support of the submarine fleet programs as well as new construction and fleet maintenance. Seemann Composites is an agile small/medium size company with the flexibility to react quickly to customer needs and unencumbered by large corporate structure when making strategic business and technical moves. Our engineers participate in product development from beginning to delivery, in a truly unique multifaceted workplace environment. Seemann Composites is AS9100 Quality System certified. The Material Handler is responsible for the safe, accurate, and timely movement, storage, and distribution of materials throughout the facility. This role supports production and warehouse operations by ensuring materials are properly received, staged, issued, and documented to meet operational needs. Essential Duties and Responsibilities (the following list is NOT in full, but considered to be a reasonable example) Receive, inspect, and verify incoming materials against packing slips and purchase orders. Safely transport materials to designated storage or production areas using forklifts, pallet jacks, or carts. Stage materials for production according to work orders and schedules. Maintain accurate inventory records using manual logs or inventory management systems. Perform cycle counts and assist with physical inventories as required. Ensure materials are properly labeled, stored, and protected from damage. Load and unload trucks in accordance with safety procedures. Return unused materials to inventory and update records accordingly. Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work area in compliance with company and OSHA standards. Communicate material shortages, damages, or discrepancies to supervisors. Support continuous improvement initiatives and assist other departments as needed.