Shipper Receiver

About the Role As our Shipper/Receiver, you’ll keep production moving by receiving incoming materials and supplies, keeping inventory accurate, and getting finished orders packed and shipped efficiently and cost-effectively. You’ll report to the Production Coordinator and join a stable, unionized team. Receiving • Maintain the outstanding purchase order file and match packing slips to open purchase orders • Verify received goods against the order for accuracy, condition, and quantity • Stamp each purchase order with the date received, attach the packing slip, and forward it to Accounting • Store goods in properly labeled racks, or deliver material to the appropriate workstation • Maintain perpetual inventory records in our computer system, recording all purchases and all stock requisitions for production • Complete a quarterly inventory count of raw materials, work in process, and finished goods • Keep the stock room neat, organized, and labeled to match the inventory listing • Alert the Production Coordinator when standard inventory or supplies run low, and recommend reorder quantities Shipping • Verify final quantities and pack goods to work order specifications, such as shrink-wrapping in bundles of 100, then place them in the appropriate shipping cartons • Complete shipping documents, including the packing slip and carrier bill of lading (attach the bill of lading to the packing slip, with the work order number) • Select the most efficient and cost-effective carrier based on the product and destination • Prepare customs documents • Ship according to work order instructions and record each shipment in the shipping log • Call customers as soon as their orders are ready for pickup, and record the contact name, date, and time of the call • Include a sample with any overage the client did not receive, list the remaining stock on the work order, and return it to labeled inventory • Return completed work orders to the Production Coordinator for review and invoicing approval What You Bring • No formal education required • Forklift certification is a strong asset. We will provide training and certification for the right candidate. • Shipping/receiving or warehouse experience is an asset • Comfort with computers and inventory systems • Ability to lift 50 lbs and stand or walk for most of your shift • Attention to detail and good organization \nCompany Description Stanley Manufacturing Company Inc. is a specialty printing company producing nameplates, instrument panels, overlays, vinyl graphics, signage, point-of-sale graphics, and more. Our customers span aerospace, marketing, and industrial manufacturing. Company DescriptionStanley Manufacturing Company Inc. is a specialty printing company producing nameplates, instrument panels, overlays, vinyl graphics, signage, point-of-sale graphics, and more. Our customers span aerospace, marketing, and industrial manufacturing.