Warehouse Material Handler

At TDW we put people first - that means working everyday to ensure the pipelines that run through our communities are operating safely and reliably. What sets us apart is our expertise, experience and commitment.

Each day we dedicate ourselves to treating each other, our customers and our community with care and respect.

Overview Responsible for material receipts, inventory management and shipments of product.

Key Responsibilities Primary duties may include, but are not limited to:

• Maintain an organized, accurate and secure inventory based on 5s principles while processing material transactions with a high degree of accuracy.

• Unloading miscellaneous pallets and packages as well as record products delivered and verify against delivery list and report all errors.

• Perform monthly physical inventory count and report information to appropriate departments.

• Transport various products and components to required work centers and transports completed manufacturing jobs to warehouse and document location for inventory accuracy.

• Define the best packing based on the parts involved, wrap the pallets, apply the shipping labels, load carriers and document and track shipping data.

• Complete, scan and process all import and export shipments.

• Communicate with various departments to ensure correct material is in stock and available for job orders.

• Accurately store inventory in a manner that eliminates the risk of damaging sensitive parts and components by assigning them a storage location, move to and document location and do stock checks to ensure inventory accuracy.

• Safely perform daily warehouse functions including order picking, receiving, stocking and packing of parts for shipment.

Experience

• Material handling and/or inventory cycle count experience in manufacturing environment

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities

• Forklift

• Basic computer skills

• Can lift up to 50 lbs.

• Prolonged periods of standing or walking throughout the shift.

• Frequent bending, stooping, and squatting to pick up items or load/unload products.

• Reaching overhead or across distances to grab items.

• Maneuvering equipment such as carts, pallet jacks, or forklifts.

• Using ladders or step stools to access higher shelves.

• Repetitive use of hands and arms for picking, packing, or sorting items.

• Potential use of warehouse machinery such as forklifts or cranes, which may require training and certification.

• Visual acuity for reading labels, scanners, or displays, as well as ensuring safety.

• Ability to work both indoors and outdoors for prolonged periods of time.

• Ability to sustain physical effort for the duration of shifts, which can be long, especially during peak periods.

• Ability to sustain physical effort for the duration of shifts, which can be long, especially during peak periods.

*These requirements can vary depending on the specific type of equipment used or job scope