Keeper

The Stock Keeper 1 is responsible for ensuring proper materials are available to the assigned departments while maintaining accurate inventory transactions via scanning equipment for manufacturing departments.

Responsibilities

• Provides movement of materials and supplies between receiving, manufacturing, shipping, and storage areas using forklift.
• Controls the issue and receipt of materials to production, verifying work order numbers, quantities, and status of work orders.
• Receives incoming materials, verifying quality, quantities, and purchase orders. Apply labels according to requirements and store in proper locations.
• Operates forklift as assigned for loading and unloading of steel coils / tubing. Inspect and weigh coils to standards.

Write coil tickets and distribute copies where needed.

• Ensures that materials are correctly staged, clearly labeled with part numbers and quantities to ensure prompt delivery between manufacturing departments.
• Rotate materials using older materials first, or as a manufacturing requires, utilizing the space in the plant efficiently.
• Identify damaged materials and take appropriate action (s).
• Maintain good housekeeping and follow established safety procedures.
• Follow all policies, procedures, and work instructions including Employee Handbook, Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), Manufacturing Operating Procedures (MOPs), Job Safety Analysis (JSAs), and Safety Manual.
• Maintain awareness of individual contribution to and impact of the quality, safety, environmental, and product compliance policies and activities;

report all quality issues, unsafe acts, and unsafe conditions to the proper personnel.

Qualifications

• Forklift experienced and prior licensing required.
• Ability to read, write, and follow oral and written instructions
• Ability interface with a diverse workforce.
• Ability to lift up to 50 lbs. occasionally during an 8-hour shift.
• Able to stand, walk, bend, stoop, and crouch for an 8-hour shift.
• Must be able to use hands and fingers to handle or feel machinery, equipment or parts and work near moving mechanical parts.

Last updated : 2024-04-27