Material Handler, 6-Month Temporary (IUDC.03)

Material Handler, 6-Month Temporary (IUDC.03)

Material Handler, 6-Month Temporary (IUDC.03)

General Dynamics Missions System International

1941 Robertson Rd, Nepean, ON K2H 5B7, Canada

1 hour ago

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About

  • Company Description
  • At General Dynamics Mission Systems–Canada, our focus extends beyond engineering technology solutions—we are dedicated to cultivating careers. If you seek a purpose-driven career solving some of the world’s most critical problems, alongside some of the brightest engineering minds, your application is welcome. Join a community where your unique perspective propels innovation.
  • Job Description
  • We are currently hiring for a Material Handler 1 for a 6 Month Temporary placement.
  • Primary Responsibilities
  • Responsible for all material handling & control.
  • Physically receives material; verifies to packing slips and requirements; enters in MRP system; storage and packaging; provisioning; inventory control.
  • Confirms materials are correctly identified and received without damage (ID and Damage).
  • Review documents related to each receipt to determine compliance.
  • Assures no package is received with damage without following the proper process. Issues material; verifies/completes required documents; enters transaction/records data in MRP system; conducts material cycle counts and location/cycle count confirmation; originates and processes discrepancy reports.
  • Performs material kitting to meet MRP and/or customer requirements; maintains the kits until completion; delivers to customer’s point of need or parts window.
  • Moves materials manually or with carts, pallet lifter and forklifts.
  • In rotation, serves customers at parts window; performs other related duties as required.
  • Other related duties as required.
  • Complexity
  • Work is structured and well documented. Some work is routine and repetitive e.g. kitting.
  • Recognizes and reports on irregularities/issues; may make minor choices in task completion
  • Initiative and Accountability
  • Work is assigned daily by supervisor, Lead Hand or through MRP system. Work is prioritized and monitored by task progress/completion and metrics e.g. kit accuracy, cycle counting time, quality.
  • Accountable for the timely completion and quality of own work. Responsible to safeguard people, equipment and property within stated guidelines in the completion of tasks.
  • Uses initiative to move to next task without instruction, provide appropriate customer service (parts window) and maintain orderly work area.
  • Work is assigned daily by supervisor, Lead Hand or through MRP system. Work is prioritized and monitored by task progress/completion and metrics e.g. kit accuracy, cycle counting time, quality.
  • Accountable for the timely completion and quality of own work. Responsible to safeguard people, equipment and property within stated guidelines in the completion of tasks.
  • Uses initiative to move to next task without instruction, provide appropriate customer service (parts window) and maintain orderly work area.
  • Communication and Giving Guidance
  • Communicates effectively (verbal/written) with team members and interacts with internal and external customers.
  • May provide guidance to Material Helper; assists team members to achieve assigned tasks; keeps team and supervisor informed of progress and situations requiring attention of others.
  • Contributes ideas to improve processes.
  • Qualifications
  • Education and Experience
  • Equivalent to a Grade 12 level of education at an Ontario secondary school.
  • Requires over 1 year up to and including 2 years of related experience in inventory management in a manufacturing or warehouse environment. Basic computer skills. Experience with company ERP system. Valid provincial driver’s license and forklift operator’s license.
  • Must take the Safe Lifting Practices course
  • Effort and Working Environment
  • As part of the interview process, candidates may be required to complete a physical assessment to ensure they can safely perform the essential duties of the role (e.g., lifting, carrying, and operating equipment).
  • Physical Effort
  • Daily labour including bending, pushing/pulling, walking, climbing (ladder or stairs).
  • Lifting, carrying, handling materials and units (