Material Handler 1

Job Description

Pay Rate - $20.21
Start Date ASAP
2nd shift- 2:30pm-11:00pm
Dayforce used for time keeping. Worker does not need to submit time into Fieldglass.
55 pound lifting--Single and assisted; If someone has an issue with lifting something no matter how heavy, our message to the team is always ask for help! Do not try to lift something that is too heavy.
The Buffalo Grove site has agreed to cover the fees for safety shoes required for their Light Industrial (Material Handler—Production Coordinator) positions. The max amount is $150.00. The receipt can be submitted against the work order once the worker starts as an Expense Report. Again, a receipt is required upon submissions into Fieldglass once the worker begins.
Will be on their feet the entire day.
ADDITIONAL DETAILS
• Picking up boxes up to 55 pounds
• Put boxes on carts and palette.
• Stack boxes
• Read, count, and pay attention to details.
• Read and match number on scanner and count the number of products completed.
• Will be using calculator and scanner.
• Forklift experience no required.
• On feet all day long but breaks and lunch
• Going up and down stairs and walking around facility.
• Production, picking, shipping, ... experience is a plus
Provides material handling support to warehouse, quality and production departments to ensure on time receipt and delivery of material. Is responsible for safe and damage-free movement of material by use of pallet trucks, and other material handling equipment. Has ability to diagnose basic inventory discrepancies. Has knowledge of material handling work procedures, pick lists, and protocols. Works under the direction of supervisor and in the support of warehouse, quality and production team leads and senior assembly personnel.
May perform other duties as assigned by supervisor.
6 months Warehouse Picking Experience
Max lifting weight 40lbs
All candidates need to be pre-screened with the following questions prior to submitting.
- Can you lift 40 lbs (max weight to be lifted 40lbs)?
- Can you work 12 hrs daily?
- Can you work up to 6 days a week?
- Can you stand for long periods of time (12 hrs on your feet except for breaks and lunch)?
- How do you feel about the daily commuting to this facility, will this contract location be a problem for you?