Receiving-Warehouse Associate - 1st and 2nd Shift

1^st Shift M-TH 5:30 – 4 PM
2^nd Shift M-TH 4 PM – 2:30 AM      

$18.00/hour or DOE
Plus, $1.00/hour 2nd Shift differential

Primary Objective of Position: 

• Performs well under pressure and is self-motivated
• Able to actively perform manual movement of raw materials in support of production line
• Operates material handling equipment along with all activities tied to raw material receipts, stock replenishment, inventory accuracy and proper raw material handling
• Must understand handling warehouse inventory and operating inventory computer systems and mobile scanning 

• Operate power industrial trucks
• Responsible for moving raw materials in an inventory management system
• Responsible for physical movement of materials to different production lines
• Responsible for providing a quality product to the production lines/customer
• Operate within Vector Work Instructions (VWIs) and Job Safety Analysis (JSAs)
• Clean and maintain work area
• Other duties as assigned.

• Must understand general math for cycle counting of inventory
• A driver’s license is preferred for driving of company vehicles between locations

• Forklift
• Motorized pallet jack
• Manual wheel palate jack
• Electric scissor lift

• Work shift 10-12 hours
• Standing-Continuously
• Walking-Continuously, to and from receiving service door to various production lines
• Sitting-Rarely
• 2 Hand Carry-Frequently, unloading truck shipment, loading electric and manual pallets/joe lift, placement into storage locations up to 80lbs
• Horizontal lift-Occasionally, placement of boxes into storage locations up to 80lbs
• Floor to waist lift- Occasionally, lifting of boxes to be placed into storage locations up to 80lbs
• Waist to crown lift-Frequently, limited to < 10lbs as scissor lift and joe lift available for heavier loads
• R and L hand carry-Frequently, limited to < 10lbs into and out of storage locations
• Twist-Occasionally, loading/unloading from storage locations
• Bend-Occasionally, loading/unloading from storage locations
• Squat-Occasionally, loading/unloading from storage locations
• Kneel-Rarely
• Crawl-Rarely
• Stair climb-Frequently, using movable steps to gain access to higher storage locations
• Step ladder climb- Frequently, using movable steps to gain access to higher storage locations
• Balance-Occasionally
• Push/pull-Occasionally, using electric and manual pallet jacks to move materials from various locations throughout the building, up to 50lbs push force requirement up to 75ft moved.
• Crouch-Rarely
• Reach above shoulder-Frequently < 10lbs but joe lift is available to reduce this frequency
• Repetitive foot movement-Rarely
• Manual dexterity-Rarely
• Firm grasp-Frequently, to allow proper stabilizations of boxes when moving to/from storage locations
• Key:
• Rare:                   1-5% of work shift
• Occasional:        6-33% of work shift
• Frequent:           34-66% of work shift
• Constant:           67-100% of work shift
• Environmental Exposures:
• Indoors the majority of work shift, average temperature 70
• Moving objects to avoid-moderate.
• Noise level-moderate
• Slippery surface-slight
• Air pollution-moderate
• Vector Core Values:
• Improve the Quality of People’s Lives
• Do the Right Thing
• Respect and Support Each Other
• Aspire to Excellence
• Honor Our Commitments