Warehouse Picker II (Forklift Required)

RIX Industries•Sparks, NV

4d•$24•Onsite

About The Position

RIX Industries is a technology-focused company specializing in the design, development and manufacturing of gas generation systems, precision compressor solutions, and cryogenic cooling technologies for critical applications in Marine, Aerospace, Land, Energy, Industrial, Medical, and Critical Infrastructure markets. Founded in 1878, the company is headquartered in Benicia, CA, and operates additional facilities in Sparks, NV. Position Summary The Warehouse Picker 2 is primarily responsible for picking parts as directed. You may be assigned to projects, area, and other responsibilities as assigned while working closely with the Warehouse Supervisor. Please bring your dedication and team spirit! Must have reliable transportation.

Requirements

High School Diploma or equivalent.
One to Three years of experience in an inventory warehouse related role.
Ability to read and understand inventory procedures, shipping and receiving procedures.
Computer literature, knowledge of accepted inventory and standard purchasing/inventory practices.
Ability to perform calculation such as percentages, ratios, and fractions.
Basic computer, printer, copier skills as well as weights and measures.
Ability to communicate with others to exchange information both orally and in writing.
Citizenship: U.S. Citizen or qualified U.S. Person in accordance with ALU 22CFR 120.15.

Nice To Haves

Previous experience operating forklifts in a manufacturing, warehouse, or distribution environment.
Previous experience in shipping and logistics operations, including preparing shipments, verifying orders, packaging materials, creating shipping documentation, coordinating with carriers, and ensuring accuracy and compliance with company and customer shipping requirements.
Current forklift certification or the ability to obtain certification upon hire.
Experience with multiple types of material handling equipment (sit-down, stand-up, reach truck, or pallet jack).

Responsibilities

Ensure all materials are received and transferred to the proper location.
Prepare all stocking and materials transfer documents as required.
Maintain adequate supplies of materials to properly store inventory.
Ensure the availability of accurate information for receiving of materials and storage of inventory.
Ensure effective communication within department.
Issue parts as required per document specifications.
Restock any unused parts.
Complete daily cycle counts to ensure accuracy of inventory.
Maintain a clean and organized workplace.
Adhere to all inventory control guidelines.
Participate in all cross-training programs as directed by Supervisor in receiving and any other areas needed.
Coordinate with Inventory for stock transfers, discrepancies, cycle counting, etc.
Correct and update documentation and any or all work instructions as necessary.
Perform functions on CSI relating to inventory issues, and/or closing out jobs.
Coordinate training of new employees to follow all processes and standards set by engineering or work instructions.
Provide updates and implement improvement ideas regarding 5S, and efficiency opportunities.
Maintain critical discussions and information with supervisors regarding key points of focus on work order demand and opportunities for improvement.
Perform all other duties in the best interest of the company or as directed by Stockroom Supervisor and the Plant Manager.