About The Role

Receive incoming materials, tools, and components; verify counts, inspect for damage, and complete receiving documentation.
Prepare outgoing shipments, including labeling, packaging, and generating required paperwork.
Operate a Hi‑Lo forklift to move materials, tooling, and finished parts throughout the facility.
Perform packing and finishing operations on tools and parts manufactured in-house (cleaning, deburring, protective wrapping, final inspection, etc.).
Maintain organized storage areas, inventory locations, and shipping supplies.
Assist production by staging materials and delivering parts to workstations as needed.
Complete daily logs, shipping records, and inventory updates with accuracy.
Follow all safety procedures, equipment guidelines, and quality standards.
Support general shop tasks as required to keep workflow moving.
Hi‑Lo / forklift driving experience (certification preferred; company can train if needed).
Ability to lift, carry, and move up to 50 lbs regularly.
Basic computer skills for shipping software, labels, and inventory entry.
Strong attention to detail and ability to follow instructions.
Experience in a manufacturing or industrial environment preferred.
Good communication skills and ability to work independently or as part of a team.
Manufacturing shop setting with daily interaction with production, tooling, and quality teams.
Standing, walking, bending, and material handling throughout the shift.
Use of PPE as required (safety glasses, gloves, steel‑toe boots, etc.).