Packaging Production & Warehouse Specialist

Pearson; Owatonna (MN); On-site; USD 20,000 - 29,000; Full time

Job summary

Pearson Operations is seeking a dedicated Packaging Production Worker for our Printing department in Owatonna, MN. You will help move, store, and control materials to keep the supply chain running smoothly.

Responsibilities include receiving, inspecting, loading/unloading shipments, maintaining inventory accuracy, and operating material handling equipment after training. This role is physically demanding and requires safety-first performance.

Qualifications

• Experience in prepping, receiving, inspecting, storing, issuing, and moving materials with a high level of accuracy.
• Able to operate forklift and/or other material handling equipment after required training.
• Plan and carry out activities to meet established schedules in a fast-paced environment.
• Follow inventory control policies and maintain accuracy in records.

Responsibilities

• Perform a variety of functions for preparation, receipt, inspection, storage, issue, shipment and movement of material with high accuracy.
• May operate forklift and/or other material handling equipment after training.
• Coordinate, track, and monitor unloading/loading of shipments.
• Maintain logs and keep records as directed.
• Work cooperatively in a team to process materials or documents; wear PPE as required.
• Perform tasks involving lifting/loading of materials.

Skills

Detail-oriented

Team player

Safety consciousness

Material handling experience

Tools

Forklift operation

Pallet jack

OSHA/Pearson training

Job description

Pearson Operations is seeking a dedicated Packaging Production Worker for our Printing department in Owatonna, MN. You will help move, store, and control materials to keep the supply chain running smoothly.

Responsibilities include receiving, inspecting, loading/unloading shipments, maintaining inventory accuracy, and operating material handling equipment after training. This role is physically demanding and requires safety-first performance.