Material Handler (2nd Shift)

Title : Material Handler

Reports to : Supply Chain Lead

The Material Handler is responsible for inventory storage, replenishment to manufacturing, and movement .

Additionally, the Material Handler locates raw material and completes inventory reporting transaction s in the ERP System for Work-In-Process (WIP) and Finished Goods .

This job description lists major areas of responsibility and additional job activities may be added at any time.

Duties and Responsibilities

Transport incoming and outgoing materials to designated areas

Operate forklift, electrical hoist, or other power driven equipment, to load or move materials

Supply production area s with in ventory (raw material and WIP)

Load or unload material onto or f rom pallets, totes, trays, or shelves

Utilize Tiny Term to l ocate inventory and c omplete inventory transactions in the ERP System

Safely operate a variety of material handling equipment . Complete daily checklist for forklift equipment used

Cross train and back up co-workers as required

Education and Experience Requirements :

High School or GED diploma required

1 year of previous experience

Ability to operate a forklift, electrical hoist, or other power driven equipment

Positive attitude and willingness to help as required

Requires excellent oral and written communication skills

Physical and Weight Lifting Demands

The physical and weight lifting demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job . Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

Frequency

Letter Code

Defined as

Never

Infrequent

Up to 1 hour per day

Occasionally

1 to 2 hours per day

Frequently

2 to 5 hours per day

Continuously

6+ hours per day

Physical Activity

Frequency

Reason for Physical Action

Stand

Set-up workstations, cycle counts, stacking pallets

Sit

Forklift driving

Walk

Set-up workstations, cycle counts, stacking pallets

Bend / Twist

Set-up workstations, cycle counts, stacking pallets

Push

Set-up workstations, cycle counts, stacking pallets

Pull

Set-up workstations, cycle counts, stacking pallets

Climb (stairs, ladders)

Torp cell or vial dep t mezzanines, rolling ladders

Reach

Set-up workstations, cycle counts, stacking pallets

Lift

Set-up workstations, cycle counts, stacking pallets

Carry

Set-up workstations, cycle counts, stacking pallets

Grasp / Grip

Set-up workstations, cycle counts, stacking pallets

Repetitive Motions

Box lifting

Kneel / Crawl

Set-up workstations, cycle counts, stacking pallets

Rapid work speed

Maintaining product supply at workstation

Filing

Transfer slips, inventory records

Finger movement

Set-up workstations, cycle counts, stacking pallets

Keyboard use

Transfer entries, cycle counts

Close vision

Product / label identification

Color vision

Product / label identification

Depth perception

Forklift driving / pulling loads from upper shelves

Far vision

Forklift driving / pulling loads from upper shelves

Hear

Machine operations, paging system

Talk

Instructions and communications

Touch

Forklift driving / pulling loads from upper shelves

Amount of Weight

Frequency

Reason for Action

Up to 10 pounds

Set-up workstations, cycle counts, stacking pallets

Up to 25 pounds

Set-up workstations, cycle counts, stacking pallets

Up to 50 pounds

Set-up workstations, cycle counts, stacking pallets

Up to 100 pounds

Set-up workstations, cycle counts, stacking pallets

More than 100 pounds

Set-up workstations, cycle counts, stacking pallets

Milwaukee Tool is an equal opportunity employer.

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