Production Readiness & Materials Control Specialist

Voltage Energy; Timberlake (NC); On-site; USD 38,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

Voltage Energy in North Carolina is seeking a Production Coordinator to ensure production orders are prepared and ready before manufacturing begins. You will verify raw materials, complete production receipt transactions, and maintain accurate records on the manufacturing floor.

The role serves as a bridge between Warehouse and Production, identifying material, labeling, or documentation discrepancies early and escalating them to prevent downtime while supporting safety and quality procedures.

Qualifications

• Basic computer skills and the ability to follow standardized work instructions.
• Strong attention to detail and accuracy in records and documentation.
• Ability to accurately read and verify part numbers, quantities, and labels.

Responsibilities

• Verify raw materials, quantities, lot/batch numbers, and documentation against production orders.
• Ensure correct production order and supporting documentation are available before start and communicate any missing information.
• Use SAP, MES and scanners to complete transactions and maintain traceability.
• Print and verify barcode labels and ensure correct labeling before production begins.
• Identify and escalate material discrepancies or labeling issues to prevent downtime or errors.
• Maintain orderly production records and documentation in accordance with procedures and quality standards.

Skills

Basic computer skills

Attention to detail

Read production documents

Education

High school diploma or GED

Tools

SAP

MES

ERP

PDA devices

Barcode systems

Job description

Voltage Energy in North Carolina is seeking a Production Coordinator to ensure production orders are prepared and ready before manufacturing begins. You will verify raw materials, complete production receipt transactions, and maintain accurate records on the manufacturing floor.

The role serves as a bridge between Warehouse and Production, identifying material, labeling, or documentation discrepancies early and escalating them to prevent downtime while supporting safety and quality procedures.