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Jireh Metals

Metals Handling & Press Support Specialist

Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed

Job Description

Metals Handling & Press Support Specialist Jireh Metals - 3.3 Grandville, MI Job Details $18.50 - $22.50 an hour 1 day ago Qualifications English Forklift High school diploma or GED Materials handling Material handling equipment operation Material handling safety practices Full Job Description
JIREH METAL PRODUCTS
Metals Handling & Press Support Specialist Location:
Grandville, MI Reports To:
Production Manager Works With:
Production, Quality, Engineering, Maintenance, Tool Room, Scheduling, Material Handling, Purchasing Is this you? Do you thrive on keeping material moving safely and precisely? Are you confident running forklifts, overhead cranes, and crane scales? Can you navigate Plex transactions with accuracy and speed? What you'll handle Receive, inspect, move, store, and stage steel coils to align with production needs. Verify coil thickness, width, and condition; reconcile all receiving documents. Execute Plex transactions to receive, transfer, reweigh, retag, stage, or reject coils. Maintain exact IDs, tags, weights, system locations, and paperwork for every coil. Pre-stage coils for scheduled jobs; assist with coil changes and press setups to cut downtime. Keep the steel bay organized—remove banding/debris and complete daily 5S. Support Engineering with coil strips for tryouts; help Quality by sorting/reworking product per instructions and required rates. Pitch in on facility tasks such as trash, cardboard, and scrap hoppers when needed. Safety first Complete daily equipment and safety checks. Report unsafe conditions, equipment concerns, damaged material, and repair needs immediately. Maintain current forklift and overhead crane certifications. What you bring High school diploma or equivalent. Must be able to read and write in English. Good hand-eye coordination and manual dexterity. Ability to lift up to 35 pounds independently; frequent standing, walking, bending, twisting, reaching, and climbing. Capability to operate material-handling equipment safely for a full shift. Where you'll work Busy manufacturing environment with continuous noise and moving equipment. Exposure to dust, grease, moisture, fumes, strong odors, chemicals, heated tanks, and temperature changes. Potential exposure to cuts and burns—strict safety adherence is required. Occasional outdoor weather exposure. How you'll be measured Safe, consistent operation of forklifts, overhead cranes, crane scales, and related equipment. Completion of Steel Handler training (Form O3055) and demonstrated skills to the Team Leader. Proficiency in
Plex:
receiving, container moves, tag creation/reprint, weight adjustments, and coil rejection. Accuracy of receiving details, coil IDs, weights, tags, locations, and documentation. On-time staging/delivery of steel; reduced material-related downtime. Correct use of measuring tools and handling procedures. Steel bay cleanliness, organization, and daily 5S results. Maintenance of current forklift and overhead crane certifications. Travel Minimal travel required. Tools & tech Plex and Warehouse Management Software Material Handling Systems RF Scanner (Zebra) Your strengths Continuous Improvement Shipping/Receiving Material Handler Experience Loading and Unloading Vehicles Heavy Material Handling Crane Operation

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A Production Worker performs a variety of duties in a factory. Operates machinery, manages distribution and provides quality control inspection.

$40,676 / year median in Michigan

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