Inventory Control

Own the accuracy, safety, and timeliness of the shipping and receiving function while championing continuous improvement and world-class customer service.

• Prepare outbound freight: build wooden crates or choose the correct carton, add spacers/fillers/padding, secure and seal, then label or stencil shipment details.
• Record weights and freight/postage charges; apply postage as needed.
• Select shipping methods using knowledge of carriers, routes, and rates.
• Receive and inspect inbound goods: unpack, verify contents, reject damaged items, record shortages, and resolve issues directly with shippers.
• Verify outbound orders meet specifications prior to dispatch.
• Collect and deliver internal mail; route items to the proper departments.
• Log all receipts and issues into the computer system promptly and accurately.
• Maintain a clean, orderly work area.
• Drive inventory accuracy: record all transactions in the system, investigate any package not received or not logged each day, and file packing slips daily.
• Support cost control efforts through recycling and other efficiencies.
• Locate packages quickly for internal customers.
• Respond to urgent needs: make emergency deliveries when required.
• Scan parts for cleaning-room processing; stage components in bins and pull them when repairs are ready.
• Move materials with a tier-lift (powered industrial vehicle) or hand truck; lead others in preparing outbound and receiving inbound shipments when needed.
• Assist with onboarding and training of entry-level colleagues.
• Engage in the ATS Culture Initiative; pursue process improvement, use metrics to monitor performance, complete quality core training, apply new skills, uphold The Core Values, and follow all safety procedures.

• High school diploma or GED plus three (3) years of related experience; or an equivalent blend of education and experience.
• Intermediate data-entry proficiency and strong customer-relations skills.
• Proper lifting technique knowledge.
• Able to obtain Powered Industrial Vehicle Certification.
• Valid driver's license; clean, reliable driving record.
• Fundamental communication and math abilities: read/understand short instructions, write simple correspondence, present information in small groups; compute with whole numbers, fractions, and decimals.
• Ability to execute detailed, straightforward instructions and solve problems with a few standardized variables.

• Team-focused, organized, self-motivated, and skilled at prioritization.
• Basic computer skills.

• Customer Service
• Safety
• Communications

• Frequent standing, walking, manual handling with hands/fingers, reaching, and verbal communication.
• Climbing/balancing that may require ladders or lifts; occasional stooping, kneeling, crouching, or crawling in confined areas.
• Occasional sitting.
• Occasional lifting/moving of items exceeding 50 lbs.
• Regular use of close and color vision.
• Occasional exposure to outdoor weather and risk of electrical shock.
• Loud factory environment with possible exposure to hazardous materials and greasy or slippery floors.