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MATERIAL HANDLER- 2nd Shift
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What they do
A Warehouse Worker moves or transports freight, stocks, and materials, usually without using machinery.
$38,105 / year median in Pennsylvania
-6% projected decline
Job Description
FLSA Status:
Non-Exempt Grade Level:
G-7-8-9
Department:
Operations Reports To:
Department Supervisor Direct Reports:
None The schedule for this position is M-F 2pm to 10pm, with training on 1st shift hours.
Job Summary:
Associates engaged in a variety of warehouse duties including, receiving of materials, pulling material for use and delivery to designated areas and use of computer system for inventory management.
Essential Functions:
Performs a variety of material handling and inventory control tasks, which include but are not limited to receiving of raw material deliveries, preparation of material for use in production, transport of materials and storage of materials in appropriate warehouse areas. Accurately performs work assignments and computer transactions that are required to adjust inventory. Accurately performs calculations using various units of measure. Performs visual inspection of all materials handled to ensure quality. Utilize manual and power material handling equipment in a safe and efficient manner to move and arrange material. Maintains workflow by ensuring that the proper materials are provided in a timely manner. Maintains a safe and clean work environment, notifying lead operators and/or supervisors of unsafe practices, conditions, or acts. Performs work according to SPARs, Work Instructions and verbal instructions; proactively seeks lead operator and/or supervisor for assistance in problem resolution. Effectively communicates with other associates, lead operators, supervisors while maintaining the self-confidence and self-esteem of others; relays information to the next shift; voluntarily assists other associates and communicates effectively to prevent problems from occurring. Receives and unpacks materials and supplies. Checks receipts and bills of lading against purchase order for proper shipment, shortages, damages, or defects. Completes required verifications and paperwork/documentation, accurately and neatly. Operates forklifts and pallet jacks as needed. Forklift certification.
Additional Responsibilities:
Performs other duties and responsibilities as assigned.
Job Specifications:
High school diploma or general education (GED). One year of experience in a related area. Valid driver s license. Operators work per instructions (verbal and written) and consult with lead operator and/or supervisor as needed on matters not specifically covered by instructions; work is cross-checked to review for accuracy, adequacy, and adherence to instructions. Conforms to company policies and procedures, quality systems, etc. Work environment involves moderate risks or discomforts requiring special safety precautions, e.g., handling of chemicals, uniforms, hairnets, gloves, safety glasses/goggles, shields, etc. Physical exertion such as long periods of standing, recurring bending, crouching, stooping, stretching, reaching, or similar activities should be expected; recurring lifting of moderately heavy items (objects over 50 pounds); requires common physical characteristics and abilities, such as above-average agility and dexterity. Duties involve related steps, processes, and methods; the decision regarding what needs to be done involves various choices requiring the operator to recognize the existence of and differences among recognizable situations; actions to be taken differ with respect to the source of information, the kind of transactions to be made, and other differences of a factual nature.
Functional Capacity :
MATERIAL HANDLING
(per 8 hr. day) NEVER 0%
REP. RARE 1-2
times/day
OCCASIONAL 1-33
% 1-32 times/day
FREQUENT 34-66
% 33-200 times/day
CONSTANT 67-100
% >200 times/day
COMMENTS
Floor to Knuckle 100 - 160 lbs. 54 lbs. Using a bar to stand up the rolls Knuckle to Shoulder 100 lbs. 54 lbs. Shoulder to Overhead 54 lbs. 54 lbs. Carrying Up to 100 lbs. Short distance Push 50 lbs. Pull 100 lbs. 100 lbs. 55 gallon drums; 20 to 30 times per day
Non-Material Handling/Postural Requirements :
MATERIAL HANDLING
(per 8 hr. day) NEVER 0%
REP. RARE 1-2
times/day
OCCASIONAL 1-33
% 1-32 times/day
FREQUENT 34-66
% 33-200 times/day
CONSTANT 67-100
% >200 times/day
COMMENTS
Sitting X X
•Lead Man Standing X Walking X 3 hrs. maximum Reaching Forward X Reaching Lateral X Reaching Overhead X Climbing X On and off tow motor approximately 10 to 15 times per hour Kneeling X Crawl X Twist/Pivot with Waist X Twisting trunk and neck Bending Sustained X Bending Repetitive X Crouching Gazing Upward X Gazing Downward X Squat Sustained X Squat Repetitive X Balance X Balance needed to maneuver drums Grasping Light X Grasping Heavy X Pinching X Fine Motor Front Pedal X Tow motor Hand Controls X Tow motor