Sheet Metal Material Flow Coordinator

Addison; Orlando (FL); Vor Ort; USD 22.000 - 30.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Addison in Orlando, FL is seeking a dedicated Material Coordinator Level I to ensure timely delivery of sheet metal parts and subassemblies to all production lines. You will manage the movement of work-in-progress materials between fabrication stages and assembly areas, protect parts, and keep production areas organized and stocked.

Ideal candidates have a high school diploma or GED, 0-1 year in material handling, basic computer skills (Office 365, Fourth Shift), and an understanding of Lean

Qualifikationen

• 0-1 year of experience in material handling or manufacturing.
• Basic working knowledge of computer systems, including Office 365 and Fourth Shift.
• Understanding of Lean Manufacturing principles.
• Excellent communication skills in English; bilingual skills in Spanish are a plus.

Aufgaben

• Transport sheet metal parts efficiently from Press Brake stations to downstream operations, including Toggle Lock, Doors, and Kitting areas.
• Coordinate the movement of materials from intermediate stages directly to the Kitting Area to maintain production velocity.
• Secure and protect components by professionally wrapping carts before transport to prevent material damage and maintain part integrity.
• Monitor and manage the supply of empty equipment to ensure Red Carts and Standard Carts are always available at production lines.
• Execute proper disposal of scrap and non-conforming sheet metal according to company policy.
• Uphold departmental 5S standards to maintain a clean, organized, and safe workspace.
• Collaborate closely with production, quality, and safety personnel to maintain the correct flow of materials.

Kenntnisse

Material handling

Lean Manufacturing

English communication

Teamwork

Ausbildung

High School diploma or GED

Tools

Office 365

Fourth Shift

Jobbeschreibung

Addison in Orlando, FL is seeking a dedicated Material Coordinator Level I to ensure timely delivery of sheet metal parts and subassemblies to all production lines. You will manage the movement of work-in-progress materials between fabrication stages and assembly areas, protect parts, and keep production areas organized and stocked.

Ideal candidates have a high school diploma or GED, 0-1 year in material handling, basic computer skills (Office 365, Fourth Shift), and an understanding of Lean