Archer Daniels Midland · Erlanger

International Shipping Material Handler - Erlanger, KY

ErlangerSupply Chain & Logistics

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Job description

International Shipping Material Handler - Erlanger, KY

PURPOSE

To perform all assigned duties necessary to safely obtain and manufacture quality products for shipment to WILD customers.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Read, understand and follow instructions listed on ship report and order headers.
  • Execute all required transactions on terminal software and handheld scanners.
  • Follow ISO9001, GMP and HACCP procedures.
  • Pull orders for shipment and transfer material between locations
  • Shipping functions, labeling product and checking customer orders prior to shipping to customer.
  • Load/Unload trucks, create bill of ladings
  • Follow compliance (IATA/DOT/IMDG) regulations
  • Responsible for inventory record accuracy of 96% or greater

SUPERVISION

  • This is a moderately supervised position

WORK EXPERIENCE/EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS

  • High School Diploma or Equivalent, degree in a related field preferred
  • 3+ years experience in Shipping, Receiving, and Logistics & Transportation
  • Bar-code experience
  • Forklift (standup) experience
  • Self-motivated commitment to continuous improvement.

PHYSICAL DEMANDS

  • Standing, lifting (up to 50 #’s), walking and reaching.

WORK ENVIRONMENT

  • Warehouse and office

ADM requires the successful completion of a background check.

REF:114473BR

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