Pay · estimate~$15 – $21/hrMarket rate · not set by employer
PostedNov 14, 2026
LevelEntry level
In short
The Material Handler I is responsible for supporting production and warehouse operations through the timely movement, delivery, and replenishment of materials, parts, and supplies.
📋 About the job
Material Handler I
The Material Handler I is responsible for supporting production and warehouse operations through the timely movement, delivery, and replenishment of materials, parts, and supplies. This role works closely with warehouse personnel, production teams, and management to ensure production demands are met and operational efficiency is maintained.
In addition to material handling responsibilities, this position may require several hours per week conducting scheduled pickups and deliveries between campus locations and external suppliers, ensuring the timely transport of materials, production components, and other business-critical items. Material Handler I serves as a key link in the supply chain by maintaining material flow, supporting inventory accuracy, and minimizing production downtime.
✅Essential Duties and Responsibilities
✅Work closely with the management team to understand daily production line demand.
✅Validate the contents of kits delivered to various production areas throughout the facility.
✅Follow established procedures to procure missing parts, locate issued materials not present at workstations, and retrieve and reissue parts as needed.
✅Coordinate with production, sales, purchasing, and warehouse teams to expedite material requirements.
✅Collaborate with internal teams to investigate and reconcile missing parts occurrences.
✅Ensure on-time delivery of kits, materials, and supplies to all production areas.
✅Assist in coordinating material movement and storage locations throughout the facility.
✅Verify production material requirements through regular shop floor reviews to minimize downtime.
✅Ensure kits and parts are delivered to the correct build station, work center, or trailer serial number.
✅Partner with warehouse personnel to resolve kit shortages and provide replacement materials.
✅Support engineering and production change initiatives through the removal and replacement of affected components.
✅Record damaged materials, initiate proper disposition procedures, and coordinate replacement materials as necessary.
✅Review orders and documentation for completeness and forward discrepancies for resolution.
✅Monitor upcoming production requirements and proactively support material needs at least three days in advance.
✅Track and maintain accuracy of critical parts reporting and shortage trackers.
✅Communicate material shortages, inventory discrepancies, and operational concerns to l…