JOB SUMMARY
A Shipping Clerk is responsible for preparing outgoing shipments. Their duties include reviewing incoming and outgoing shipment schedules to maintain productive operations and documenting damages to incoming shipments.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
· Packages all material in an acceptable manner to meet customer requirements.
· Loads and unloads trucks as needed.
· Move material from the staging area to production.
· Verifies counts on all orders.
· Make sure all jobs have a final inspection and certifications (if required) prior to shipping.
· Maintains shipment log and scan packets into Sharepoint.
· Calls all trucks for pick-ups.
· Make sure LTL shipments are signed for when picked up.
· Performs other miscellaneous duties as required.
ORGANIZATION This position reports to: Production Manager
ACCOUNTABILITIES Day-to-day shipments, maintaining shipment logs.
RELATIONSHIP BUILDING This position requires regular contact with inner company personnel.
DECISION MAKING
This position requires frequent decision making and the ability to plan and perform unusual or difficult work with general operation methods/procedures.
JOB REQUIREMENTS
EDUCATION & · Authorization to work in the United States required.
CERTIFICATIONS · High school degree or GED is preferred.
EXPERIENCE At least two years’ experience in manufacturing.
Experience in a manufacturing environment strongly preferred.
SKILLS REQUIRED
· Ability to perform basic shipping functions.
· Ability to operate towmotor/forklift.
· Ability to use scales for weighing and piece counts
· Able to process all shipping paperwork as required.
· Computer and Software use skills. (Navigate Shipping Portals EX: UPS)
WORK ENVIRONMENT & PHYSICAL DEMANDS
WORK ENVIRONMENT
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