Material Handler

Kenmore Envelope Company, Inc.; Virginia (MN); On-site; USD 20,664,000 - 27,552,000; Full time

Job summary

Kenmore Envelope Company, Inc. is seeking a material handler to support production operations in Minnesota. The role focuses on ensuring stations receive the necessary raw materials and maintaining a clean, organized plant and warehouse floor.

The position involves assisting with moving full cages between processes and relocating completed products within the warehouse while keeping safety at the forefront of every task.

Responsibilities

• The material handler ensures that all work stations have the necessary raw materials for the jobs they are running, such as bringing paper to presses, printed sheets to die cutters, cut blanks to folders, and folded envelopes to jets.
• Keeps the plant and warehouse floor clean and organized by maintaining clear pallets and clean floors, ensuring safe, efficient operations.
• Assists with bailing by moving full cages from sheetfed, die cutting, and folding as needed.
• Assists in moving completed product from folding stations to correct warehouse locations when available.
• Places safety as the top priority in all duties.

Job description

Main Responsibilities And Accountabilities

The material handler has several main responsibilities. The first is to ensure that all work stations have the necessary raw materials for the jobs they are running. This includes: bringing paper to the presses, printed sheets to the die cutters, cut blanks to the folders, and folded envelopes to the jets. To do this the material handler must have a basic understanding on reading job jackets and understanding what materials are needed for that job. The second responsibility is to keep the plant and warehouse floor clean and organized. This includes keeping pallets clear from aisles, paper and scrap clear from the floors. Third a material handler should assist bailing in bringing full cages from sheetfed, die cutting and folding. Fourth a material handler should assist when available in moving completed product from the folding stations into the correct position in the warehouse. Last a material handler must put safety at the upmost importance.