Scanner Operator

Description

Essential Job Functions:

1) Safely and efficiently operate the scanning equipment to scan finished goods inventory out of the system. This will also alert the company to bill the customer for the goods scanned.

2) Work from "pulling" sheet that lists all products to be loaded per stop.

3) Coordinate the load and loading crew to prioritize the workload order.

4) Make sure that each piece is scanned as it comes down the line and enters the trailer.

5) Attach labels to corresponding cartons when required by customer as pieces are scanned and enter trailers.

6) Satisfy work requirements.

7) Manually reconciles shortages or overages. Shortages are retrieved by the setup man from the warehouse. If setup man can't locate, scanner operator will report shortage to shipping office. They will try to locate or back order. Overages are returned to stock in the warehouse by the setup person.

8) Turns paperwork into the office at the end of each truck for processing.

9) Keep area clean. Follow good housekeeping.

10) Maintain certification in all company job and safety training required of this position.

Standard and other assigned duties:

1) Ability to work with others.

2) Accept direction form supervisory personnel.

3) Ability to follow work rules, policies, and procedures.

4) Willingness to accept constructive criticism.

Requirements

Ancillary Job Functions:

Have the versatility to perform other duties within the department as assigned by the supervisor and based on production needs. Essential physical demands may have to pull cartons weighing up to 80 - 100lbs. up the roller conveyor line to the scanning station as needed. Good manual dexterity is a plus so bar codes can be easily scanned. Bending, stooping, twisting, turning, and reaching movements may occur typical working Conditions most work is done at the scanning station at the back of a trailer being loaded with goods. Hot in the Summer. Cold in the Winter. Good ventilation. Standing or walking on concrete floor. Personal protective equipment eye and ear protection. Gloves essential education read, write, and count.

How to stage and load trucks. Required experience prior loading experience. Testing required pre-employment drug screen. hearing conservation (BLO).

Hour of work schedule varies depending on work volume - usually M - F 7:00 - 3:30 but subject to change. Rate of Pay: Based on Qualifications note: The job description which appears above is intended to be sufficient to merely identify the position and should not be interpreted to describe all of the duties to be performed by employees working this position.

About Marsh Furniture Company:

Marsh is a family-owned cabinetry manufacturer with a 120-year legacy of innovation, reliability, and service. We design and produce high-quality, handcrafted cabinetry that brings unique beauty and function to homes across the Eastern U.S. But even more importantly, we're proud to continue our tradition as a responsible employer, dedicated not only to our customer's satisfaction but also to that of our employees, their families, and our communities.

Marsh’s heritage as a family enterprise can’t help but find its way into our products. After all, the kitchen is where families gather, and we never forget that this is where our products live. Our devotion to family extends to those of our suppliers, our dealers, and, of course, our employees. Cabinetry is our specialty, but our relationships with others is what defines us.

We invite you to become the newest member of our family.