Material Handler II - Medical Devices & Lean Ops

Boston Scientific Gruppe; Quincy (MA); On-site; USD 33,000 - 57,000; Full time

Job summary

Boston Scientific in Massachusetts is seeking a warehouse associate to ensure proper physical and systematic receipt, putaway, replenish, pick, and shipment of medical devices while adhering to SOPs and quality policy. This onsite role requires strict safety compliance and daily housekeeping.

Minimum: 1–2 years with high school diploma or equivalent; certification in assigned area preferred. Responsibilities include lifting, standing and operation of pallet jacks and printers, with potential

Qualifications

• 1-2 years with high school diploma/degree/equivalent or an equivalent combination of education/work experience.
• Certification in assigned area preferred

Responsibilities

• Accuracy of transactions and movement of product from receipt, putaway, pick, ship.
• Process orders for Internal/External customers meet all specified handling requirements.
• Required training to Standard Operating instructions and follow processes with strict adherence. Daily housekeeping required. Adherence to work rules required. Adherence to safety rules required.
• Lifting, standing, bending, reaching, required.
• Use of computer devices, printers, product handling device -pallet jacks, other equipment as required.
• Understanding of lean principles. Performance of cycle counts.
• Performs other duties as required.

Skills

Attention to detail

Team collaboration

Safety consciousness

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Job description

Boston Scientific in Massachusetts is seeking a warehouse associate to ensure proper physical and systematic receipt, putaway, replenish, pick, and shipment of medical devices while adhering to SOPs and quality policy. This onsite role requires strict safety compliance and daily housekeeping.

Minimum: 1–2 years with high school diploma or equivalent; certification in assigned area preferred. Responsibilities include lifting, standing and operation of pallet jacks and printers, with potential