Overview We are seeking a highly motivated Warehouse Technician to join our dynamic logistics team. In this role, you will be responsible for supporting efficient warehouse operations through accurate inventory management, materials handling, and equipment operation. The ideal candidate will possess a strong understanding of warehouse distribution processes, safety regulations, and heavy equipment operation. This position offers an opportunity to contribute to seamless order fulfillment, shipping and receiving, and overall warehouse productivity. The Warehouse Technician is responsible for assisting the team and attaining project goals, which include coordinating ordered material, charge outs to appropriate accounts, using the NISC software. The Warehouse Technician works with vendors, reviews and processes materials, work orders, and assists with scheduling inventory. This position will ensure inventory remains accurate with real time cycle counts and maintain a safe, orderly and clean working environment.

What you will do:

Gather materials for jobs, load and unload trucks, sort material and maintain inventory documentation. Using moving equipment such as a forklift, ensure that materials are moved and stored in proper locations. Maintain the cleanliness, orderliness and safety of the warehouse. Assemble, issue, receive, stock and retire materials for line crew and contractors for jobs based on materials list and according to proper procedures. Returns and retirements are to be entered daily. Maintain needed documentation for the cooperative such as, but not limited to, transfer/receiving paperwork, material paperwork, pick lists, work orders, etc. entering information into accounting software. Process and file purchase orders and maintain active control of materials on order to ensure that materials are available in sufficient quality and quantity that will enable Cooperative personnel to render efficient and prompt service to the members. Advise Director of Logistics of discrepancies between the purchase order and material received and of any damages to assure proper receipt. Conduct physical cycle counts and other inventory audits as required or requested, such as distribution and transmission crossarms, security lights, etc., reconcile inventory shortages and overages reporting discrepancies, as necessary. Maintain accurate accountability of outgoing/incoming materials; requisitions with proper description through Director of Logistics as needed. Make periodic checks of material and supplies to maintain an average inventory and keep warehouse bins stocked with regularly used material. Evaluate items for salvage, return or retirement and restocks as necessary. Maintain pole yard and transformer yard clean and free of debris performing general housekeeping of outside grounds of warehouse. Clean warehouse and keep free from hazards. Assist Warehouse/Inventory Supervisor as necessary using building management system to control and monitor facility ventilation, lighting, and power systems.dhering to OSHA standards and safety guidelines.

Pay:

$16.50 per hour

Experience:

Forklift:

5 years (Required) Inventory control: 5 years (Required)

Work Location:

In person