Why This Role Matters Our production teams rely on accurate, timely materials. You'll be the technician who keeps inventory precise, the floor safe, and the stockroom running like clockwork. Work Hours 7:00 AM - 3:30 PM Core Responsibilities Receive, unpack, sort, and store inbound shipments by item type (small parts, components, general materials). Track inventory levels; perform cycle counts and formal audits; update system records without delay. Document all inventory transactions; identify, investigate, and resolve count variances. Move stock with forklifts, hand trucks, and related equipment to stage, put away, and replenish locations. Apply safety procedures, report security issues, and champion 6S standards for organization and cleanliness. Partner with internal teams to provide real-time inventory data, allocate materials, and resolve questions. Use inventory management software and basic computer applications to maintain accurate data. Practice 6S daily, reinforcing standard work and visual order. Skills & Qualifications Keen attention to detail and a strong safety mindset. Manual dexterity and hand-eye coordination for handling small components. Consistent attendance, excellent organization, and comfort with a fast pace. High school diploma or GED. Knowledge of safety protocols; ability to follow established procedures. Physical capability to stand for extended periods, lift heavy objects, and perform repetitive motions. Proficiency in inventory management and control; prior manufacturing experience preferred.

Tools & Environment Equipment:

forklifts, pallet jacks, hand trucks, and barcode scanners.

Systems:

inventory management software and basic office applications.

Methodologies:

6S and safety-first practices. Outcomes You'll Drive Optimized stock flow that prevents production delays. Accurate, timely inventory records and reconciliations. A safe, well-organized stockroom that passes any 6S audit.