Material Handling Operator 2
SAP experience with EWM processes.
Sit-down forklift experience.
Accepts incoming goods and compares them with the shipping document
(Material number, description, quantity).
Checks incoming goods for visible damage, documents them and provides the information if required.
Take care of correct use of transport equipment (hand-guided industrial trucks, forklift, etc.).
Captures relevant data in data processing systems.
Arranges the acceptance, storage, commissioning and removal of goods in the storage area and records them in the appropriate systems.
Organize regular stock maintenance and inventory in the storage area.
Assembles deliveries out of given storage compartments and reviews for completeness and accuracy (e.g. quantity and article number in reference to the respective delivery notes).
Completes packaging of deliveries having regard to shipping instructions, common methods of dispatch, types of packaging and other instructions (e.g. Dangerous Goods) in the given framework.
Adds the corresponding shipping documents to the outgoing goods.
Completes transport inside and if applicable outside the premises with professional usage of appropriate means of transportation.
3 year vocational training or 3 years practical experience needed.
Knowledge: Basic knowledge and experience of principles, procedures, work routines and skills in the related field of work, gained through structured and focused 3-year vocational training period.

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