Manufacturing Materials Coordinator (Hi‑Lo)

A day in this role You start your shift by opening the Visual system, reviewing pick lists, and mapping the day's production schedule. With a sit-down forklift (hi‑lo), you shuttle parts to where they're needed, consolidate skids to free up space, and keep work moving smoothly. As materials arrive, you receive and check them in, reconcile counts, and stage jobs so weld and assembly teams never wait on parts. Before you wrap up, you tidy the weld stage area and prepare it for the next run. What you'll do Operate a sit-down forklift (hi‑lo) to move, load, and unload materials safely. Consolidate pallets/skids to optimize floor space and flow. Pick and issue inventory to work orders using pick lists in the Visual system. Receive and check in inventory; verify counts and locations. Stage jobs in sequence based on the production schedule. Maintain and clean the weld stage area; support welding production setups as needed. What you bring Hands-on warehouse or inventory background in a manufacturing setting. Current forklift/hi‑lo licensing and confidence with heavy material handling. Experience loading/unloading vehicles and managing dock activities. Comfort using the Visual system (ERP), pick lists, and production schedules. Material handling know-how, including staging for jobs and supporting welding setups. Schedule Full-time with multiple shift options: 8-hour shift 10-hour shift Evening shift Tools & technologies Sit-down forklift Forklifts Benefits 401(k) Dental insurance Health insurance Life insurance Paid time off Vision insurance