Control Room Operator 2nd Shift High Rise Warehouse
Columbus, OH On-site
$39,624–$79,352 a yearJobFig found this opening at its original source and checks that it remains available.
About the role
The Control Room Operator – 2nd Shift is responsible for planning, organizing and directing all efforts to assure the WMS (Warehouse Management System), EMS (Equipment Management System), and associated equipment are always operational . The position will work onsite at our Columbus, OH (High Rise Warehouse) location. This position is critical to eliminate down time, maximize efficiency, and ensure that the plant finished goods inventory is accurate. The Control Room Operator is responsible for having a thorough working knowledge of all distribution center equipment and systems used to support the business. Additional objectives include validations/certification of the system and inventory, identifying and implementing changes to the system, catching picking errors, assisting with training, and performing operation activity to help the team when necessary. The Control Room Operator must maintain compliance to all applicable GMP, safety, and quality guidelines. The control room operator will serve as the liaison between Division and all other plant areas to coordinate systems project upkeep and trouble shooting. The Control Room Operator is responsible for operational support during down time including loading, unloading, picking, and creating bills of lading (BOL’s) This is a full-time hourly position with access to our company bene This is a 2nd Shift position. The schedule for this role is Mondays – Fridays from 3:00 PM to 11:30 PM EST
What you'll bring
- The Control Room Operator must maintain compliance to all applicable GMP, safety, and quality guidelines.
- Must communicate safety and GMP concerns to Columbus Distribution Center leadership & follow up to assure the concerns are addressed.
- Must check e-mail at the start of each shift when possible to assure all directives are addressed.
- Must communicate to all shifts as to status of the business.
- High School Diploma or GED
- Prior job experience within warehousing operations
- Work sequence priorities may change with little notice, must be able to be flexible
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Ability to travel approximately 3%, including supplier visits
- Associate Degree in business/technical field or equivalent education and experience
- 6 months or more of job experience within warehousing operations
- In-depth knowledge of all receiving/warehouse operations, procedures, and requirements which usually are obtained through on-the-job training