Warehouse Operator - Level II

DESCRIPTION

We are looking for a talented Warehouse Operator - Level II to join our team Manufacturing in Logistics at our facility in Mineral Point, WI, US.

In this role, you will make an impact in the following ways:

• Ensure accurate inventory flow by receiving, checking, sorting, labeling, and storing goods correctly, reducing discrepancies and preventing delays or losses.
• Protect people and the workplace by consistently following HSE standards, using PPE, stopping work for hazards, and actively reporting and correcting unsafe conditions.
• Safeguard product quality through careful inspections, identifying non-conforming materials, and raising issues early to minimize cost and quality risks.
• Optimize warehouse efficiency by organizing storage to maximize space utilization and maintaining an orderly, clean work environment.
• Deliver on customer expectations by picking, packing, and dispatching goods accurately, on time, and to defined cycle times and standards.
• Support reliable operations by competently operating manual and automated equipment and identifying equipment issues before they impact production.
• Strengthen teamwork and communication by collaborating with peers, skilled trades, and support teams to solve problems and improve processes.
• Drive continuous improvement by participating in training, suggesting improvements to safety, quality, and material flow, and staying flexible to meet changing business needs.

• Communicate clearly and purposefully by sharing accurate information, asking questions when needed, and adapting your communication style to coworkers, supervisors, and other teams.
• Maintain a strong customer focus by understanding internal and external customer needs and ensuring goods are handled, stored, and delivered accurately and on time.
• Drive consistent results by meeting productivity, quality, and safety expectations, even during high-volume or time-pressured situations.
• Commit to self-development by actively participating in training, learning new warehouse tools or processes, and seeking feedback to improve performance.
• Drive consistent results by meeting productivity, quality, and safety expectations, even during high-volume or time-pressured situations.
• Ensure accountability by taking ownership of your tasks, meeting commitments, and addressing problems rather than passing them on.
• Value differences by respecting diverse perspectives, working inclusively with others, and using different ideas to improve safety, quality, and efficiency.