Warehouse Operator

Role Summary

Follow procedures and provide input to accurately package and organize inventory using various tools and packaging equipment. Solve problems and help improve workflow. Demonstrate competence in following safety and maintenance procedures. Identify risks and gaps impacting performance and provide input regarding the technology used to capture data. Verify components and record work order information. Willingness to cross-train and assist other departments based on business needs.

Key Accountabilities & Responsibilities

Operational Excellence

• Provide inputs to improve people and processes
• Understands & Demonstrates requirements for job duties
• Identifies risks and gaps affecting negative performance
  
  

Equipment Operations and Maintenance

• Understands & demonstrates proper use and execution of designated MHEF
• Demonstrates competence within job tasks and duties
• Understands requirements of machine operations to not negatively impact operation
  
  

Data and Technology Controls

• Demonstrates competence within job tasks and duties
• Understands data inputs available to escalate
• Provide inputs to technology to capture relevant data
  
  

Performance Execution

• Understands and Demonstrates importance of achieving KPI's
• Aware of impact performance will have on utilization and schedule completion
• Demonstrates requirements and provide inputs to always exceed expectations
  
  

EH&S Stewardship

• Follows all safety requirements and supports prevention and identification of potential hazards
• Demonstrates contributions towards reduction of risk and impact operations may have on surroundings
• Demonstrates contributions towards waste reduction
  
  

Weight-Handling Requirements

Physical and Environmental Requirements:

• Lifting and Carrying: Ability to lift, carry, and move items weighing between 30-50 lbs. repeatedly throughout a shift.
• Overhead Lifting: Occasionally lifting items above shoulder level.
• Pulling and Pushing: Moving heavy objects using tools like pallet jacks, dollies, or carts.
  
  

General Physical Abilities

• Standing and Walking: Prolonged periods of standing and walking, often on concrete floors. Shifts may last 8-12 hours.
• Bending and Stooping: Regular bending, squatting, kneeling, or twisting to pick up or organize items.
• Reaching and Stretching: Ability to reach above or below waist level to retrieve or store goods.
• Climbing: Occasionally climbing ladders or stairs to access products stored at higher levels.
  
  

Endurance and Stamina

• Performing physically demanding tasks in varying conditions (e.g., cold storage, hot warehouse spaces).
• Repeating motions like lifting, bending, or carrying without fatigue for an entire shift.
  
  

Coordination and Dexterity

• Good hand-eye coordination for picking, packing, or sorting items.
• Manual dexterity for operating tools or machinery (e.g., forklifts, scanners).
  
  

Additional Requirements

• Vision: Ability to see clearly for reading labels, identifying items, and operating machinery safely.
• Hearing: Ability to hear alarms, instructions, or warning signals in a noisy environment.
• Physical Health: Must meet any health standards (e.g., no restrictions that would prevent lifting or moving objects).