Responsible for receiving, storing, issuing, and managing materials and components for packaging lines, including inventory control, bar code processing, and forklift operations.
Compensation
The salary range for this role is: $47,600 - $75,100
Responsibilities
Receives a variety of incoming materials
Prepares reports and enters data into a computer system
Transports materials to floor/rack storage using lift truck
The Material Handler Equipment Operator is responsible for receiving, storing, picking, packing, shipping, and transporting materials within a warehouse environment, supporting inventory accuracy, order fulfillment, and efficient product movement while ensuring safety and quality.
Compensation
Salary starting at 22$ an hour, plus eligible benefits
Responsibilities
Load and unload inbound and outbound freight from trucks and trailers
Receive, inspect, and verify shipments for accuracy, quality, quantities, and product condition
Pick, pack, stage, and prepare customer orders for shipment
Process returns and complete inventory transactions using Warehouse Management Systems (WMS)
Move, transport, and store materials safely using appropriate material handling equipment
Requirements
High school diploma or equivalent
Nice to have: Forklift certification or experience operating powered material handling equipment is an asset
The Shipping/Receiving Logistics Team is responsible for coordinating the movement of materials and finished aerospace components throughout the supply chain in a fast-paced manufacturing environment. This role ensures the accurate receipt, storage, packaging, documentation, and shipment of products supporting commercial aerospace, military, and government customers.
Compensation
Enjoy competitive pay, an annual bonus opportunity, and a 401(k)-retirement plan that includes up to a 4% company match plus an additional annual employer contribution starting at 3%.
Responsibilities
Receive incoming raw materials, components, tooling, and customer-owned property while verifying quantities, part numbers, certifications, and purchase orders.
Inspect incoming shipments for damage or discrepancies.
Coordinate daily outbound shipments to meet customer delivery schedules and production priorities.
Pick, package, label, and prepare finished aerospace products for domestic and international shipment.
Generate shipping documentation including packing lists, bills of lading, commercial invoices, export paperwork, and carrier documentation.
Handle customer enquiries and provide shipment updates, follow up on cargo status, liaise with forwarding and shipping teams, manage customs clearance and shipping documents, and coordinate delivery logistics.
Responsibilities
Handle customer enquiries and provide shipment updates
Follow up on cargo status, arrival dates, delivery schedules and container arrangements
Liaise with the forwarding department, shipping lines, transport teams, overseas agents and customers
Follow up on import/export shipments and customs clearance
Coordinate with customers' warehouses regarding container collection and delivery
Responsible for receiving, storing, issuing, and transporting materials and finished goods within a warehouse environment, utilizing SAP and barcode systems.
Compensation
The salary range for this role is: $47,600 - $75,100
Responsibilities
Receives and processes incoming materials
Prepares receiving reports and enters data into computer system
Reconciles shortages and damaged materials
Processes direct materials for lot trace and sampling
Transports materials to floor/rack storage using lift truck
The Shipper is responsible for managing the efficient and accurate flow of products in out of the facility. This role involves staging, loading, and unloading orders, managing inventory, and ensuring compliance with quality and safety standards.
Responsibilities
Stage and load orders, separating pallets by specific stores
Load and unload trailers containing carts, pallets, and boxes
Manage, record, and report inventories
Document all inbound and outbound loads accurately
Operate forklifts and pallet jacks safely and efficiently
Receive incoming shipments of steel, aluminum, and other metal stock, hardware, and supplies; inspect for damage and verify counts and heat/lot numbers against purchase orders and packing slips.
Pick, pack, crate, band, and label finished parts and assemblies for shipment; protect product from damage and corrosion.
Prepare shipping documents, including bills of lading, packing lists, and mill/material certifications, and coordinate with freight carriers and customers on pickups.
Enter receipts, transfers, and shipments in the inventory/ERP system promptly and accurately; take part in cycle counts and the annual physical inventory.
Report shortages, overages, and damaged or nonconforming material to purchasing, quality, and supervision.