Location: Cleveland, OH
Company: Plasman
AND AUTHORITIES: The responsibilities and authorities for this position include, but are certainly not limited to: Incoming/Outgoing Shipments Unload all incoming material from trucks. Count the number of skids and cartons being signed for and log on the Product Sign-In Sheet QF-7.4.8.
Any collect shipments must be authorized by the office prior to acceptance. Remove all packing slips from shipments and put them in the Incoming Inspection tray in shipping office. After receiving and verifying carton and skid counts, all raw materials are to be moved to Incoming Inspection. This must be done as you unload the truck. All rejects must be isolated, and a copy of the packing slip put on the
box. The original packing slip goes to the Shipping Clerk. (Follow reject procedure). Label and or scan incoming shipments into system as required. When moving plated material from Inspection to Warehouse, parts must be staged according to customer and part number - meaning separate skids per part number when possible.
Tape, shrink wrap and band all truck shipments in a neat, professional manner. Be sure labels are on neatly, are correct and are facing out. Some shipments must be written up by skid and the skid MUST have a " this skid contains" sign which will include the skid number, each part number and amount per box and total cartons on the skid. Write up all out-going shipments
and turn into the office no later than 2:00 P. M. All write up's must include the part number, pieces per carton, total cartons, weight and skid count.
Stage and Ship as required. Scan containers into system using hand scanners. Generate Shipping Docs out of system for each shipment. Send and Verify ASN's as required Prepare shipments in UPS system. Perform cycle counts as request. Raw Warehouse/Raw Staging Area Put all material away after Incoming Inspection is finished ensuring that each skid has the appropriate Identification on it (Ex. 8 ½ x 11 sheet with raw/plated part #). Material must be neat and organized in the raw warehouse at all times. Organization of the warehouse.
Keep aisles clean and neat. Raw material must be put away in proper locations. Perform cycle counts as requested. Completes other duties as assigned. HEALTH & SAFETY RESPONSIBILITIES: The Shipping and Receiving Clerk is responsible for complying with the Company Health & Safety Program including Occupational Health & Safety Legislation, regulations, standards and Company Health & Safety policies. Reference: JDA-003 Worker/Supplied Labor Health & Safety Responsibilities (Addendum to Worker Job Descriptions). MINIMUM EDUCATION AND/OR DESIGNATION REQUIREMENTS: This position requires the following minimum education qualifications: 5.1 HS Diploma or GED 5.2 Tow Motor licensed required 5.3 Ability to operate a box/shuttle truck MINIMUM WORK EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS: This position requires the following minimum work experience qualifications: Must have 2-4 years of experience in Manufacturing environment.
Must have valid driver's license in order to be added to insurance.
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