Forge - Tool Crib Attendant - 2nd shift - Columbus, IN

JOB DESCRIPTION:

Tool Crib Attendant/ Forge Tool Crib

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Safety focused individual
• Detailed oriented with the ability to multi-task and juggle multiple activities at once
• Good written and verbal communication skills
• Ability to follow instructions and communicate issues
• Ability to listen and document maintenance activities as needed for log
• Ability to work alone yet stay motivated and busy
• Ability to communicate through email
• Okay with little overtime, but willing to work if needed
• Maintaining the cleanliness, tidiness and safety of the tool-crib
• Locate, document and distribute items to those needing help
• Answering calls overs the radio and phone as needed
• Stock as needed , Accepting delivery of inventory
• Cycle counting and confirming inventory, Inspecting inventory
• Communicate tickets received for re-order
• Marking and labeling stock
• Storing inventory in accessible manner.
• Change location and correct stock as needed
• Ability to operate a forklift and electronic pallet jack
• Building, organizing and moving of shelves as needed

REQUIRED KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, EDUCATION, AND ABILITIES:

• High School Diploma/GED or Higher
• Tool Crib/Warehouse Experience preferred
• Manufacturing Experience preferred
• Customer Service Experience
• Dispatch Experience (Not required)
• Microsoft Office Knowledge
• JDE Edwards experience preferred
• MP2 Software knowledge
• Ability to use email effectively

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:

• Standing/Walking - Frequently stand or walk throughout the shift, including on concrete or uneven surfaces.
• Lifting/Carrying - Regularly lift and carry tools or equipment weighing 23-30 lbs; occasionally heavier with assistance.
• Reaching/Handling - Frequent use of hands and arms to handle tools, label inventory, operate computer terminals, or access high/low storage areas.
• Bending/Stooping - Must frequently bend or stoop to retrieve or store items on lower shelves.
• Climbing - May need to use ladders or step stools to access higher storage locations.
• Visual Acuity - Sharp vision required for reading part numbers, tool labels, and using computer systems; may also require identifying tool wear or damage.
• Manual Dexterity - Good hand coordination for handling small parts, labeling, or using hand tools.
• Environmental Exposure - Tolerate noise, dust, temperature fluctuations, and proximity to forging equipment or heavy machinery.
• PPE Use - Must be able to wear and properly use personal protective equipment (steel-toe boots, safety glasses, gloves, hearing protection, etc.).