Material Coordinator

Urschel Laboratories, Inc.; Chesterton (IN); On-site; USD 29,000 - 42,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Quarterly bonus

ESOP

Medical insurance

Low premiums

Free health clinic

401(k) with match

Free life insurance

Onsite gym access

Education reimbursement

Community involvement support

Job summary

Urschel Laboratories, Inc. is seeking a Material Coordinator to join our Receiving team in Chesterton, IN. This full-time, day-shift role supports manufacturing material flow and inventory accuracy, with occasional Saturday work based on production needs. Starting pay is $25.74/hour.

The candidate will coordinate material movement, prioritize tasks, and work across departments to ensure on-time material availability and smooth production scheduling.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent and at least one year of related experience.
• Organized, detail-oriented, and able to prioritize multiple tasks.
• Basic computer skills; ERP systems and inventory management experience preferred.
• Strong mathematical and problem-solving abilities.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate and distribute material-related work across the manufacturing floor.
• Manage and prioritize work through the Material Queue Manager to meet production schedules.
• Serve as central point of coordination for material movement and optimize material flow and inventory accuracy.
• Ensure material requests are reviewed, assigned, and completed on time.

Skills

Organizational skills

Detail-oriented

Multitasking

Effective communication

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Tools

ERP systems

Inventory management

Powered industrial vehicles

Job description

Urschel, a 100% employee-owned company, is seeking a Material Coordinator to join our Receiving team. This full-time position is part of our day shift operation and plays a key role in supporting the movement of materials throughout our manufacturing facility. The position is regularly scheduled Monday through Friday, with occasional Saturday work based on production needs.

Urschel employee-owners design and manufacture industrial cutting equipment for food processing and allied industries around the world from our global headquarters located in Chesterton, Indiana, U.S.A. Consumers purchase goods manufactured on Urschel cutting equipment on a daily basis. Advanced manufacturing technologies are utilized at our climate controlled, clean, and environmentally conscious facility.

Starting pay is $25.74/hour

Company Benefits, Rewards and Perks:

• Quarterly performance award bonus based on overall company performance
• Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP), Stock Issued Annually
• Medical, Dental, Vision Insurance Available on 1 st Day of Employment
• Low Health, Dental, Vision Insurance Premiums and Deductibles
• Free Health Clinic (Available to Employees and Their Dependents)
• 401(k) with Employer Matching
• Free Life Insurance
• Free 24/7 Access to An Onsite Workout Center with Personal Trainers
• Education Reimbursement Program
• Support for Community Involvement/Philanthropy

The Material Coordinator is responsible for coordinating and distributing material-related work throughout the manufacturing floor. This role manages and prioritizes work through the Material Queue Manager to ensure material requests are reviewed, assigned, and completed on time to support production schedules. The Material Coordinator serves as the central point of coordination for material movement while promoting efficient material flow and inventory accuracy throughout the facility.

Qualified applicants should possess a high school diploma or equivalent and at least one year of related experience. Candidates must be organized, detail-oriented, and able to prioritize multiple tasks while communicating effectively with employees across the organization. Basic computer skills are required, while experience with ERP systems, inventory management processes, and powered industrial vehicles is preferred. Strong mathematical and problem-solving abilities are essential.

Applications will be accepted through Monday, September 28, 2026.
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