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Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation Hiring for Data Entry 1 B3 – 2nd shift Job at Greenwood, MS Full Time
Job Description
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The Data Entry clerk I is responsible for receiving, entering, and shipping customer orders. The primary duties and responsibilities will be to perform work in accordance to the essential job activities.
The physical and weight lifting demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Job Description:
The Data Entry clerk I is responsible for receiving, entering, and shipping customer orders. The primary duties and responsibilities will be to perform work in accordance to the essential job activities.
Duties and Responsibilities
- Receive, enter and process customer orders
- Process scrap orders
- Disposition and distribution of denied warranties and customer approved orders
- Daily log updates
- Production reporting
- Assist with training as needed
- Identify, assist, and troubleshoot with technicians, management and customers with order investigations as needed
- FDX Shipping
- Sort and distribute incoming product
- Ship confirmation of orders
- Assist with denied warranties as needed
- Practice 5S and safety
- Take appropriate corrective action for continuous quality improvement and customer satisfaction
- Able to react to change effectively and handle other tasks as assigned, including working other shifts as needed
Physical Demands
- Repetitive motion
- Must be able to lift up to 30 pounds
Education and Experience Requirements:
- High School or GED diploma required
- Experience in shipping and receiving required (prefer experience in manufacturing)
- Basic math skill and computer skills required
- Excellent 10 key and typing skills
Physical and Weight Lifting Demands
The physical and weight lifting demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Frequency
Letter Code
Defined as
Never
N
Infrequent
I
Up to 1 hour per day
Occasionally
O
1 to 2 hours per day
Frequently
F
2 to 5 hours per day
Continuously
C
6+ hours per day
Physical Task
Frequency
Reason for Physical Actions
Stand
C
Standing work
Sit
O
Load, drive and unload forklift
Walk
C
Manually handle items
Bend/Twist
C
As required to pick up manually handle items; turn from side to side to view load
Push / Pull
F
As required to pick up boxes of parts or finished goods
Climb (stairs, ladders)
I
Climbing on and off the forklift; to access top level of facility
Reach
F
As required to assemble, inspect, or pack product
Lift
F
To place frames on fixtures or move product
Carry
I
Grasp/Grip
C
Boxes; forklift controls
Repetitive Motions
C
Load and unload boxes of products and parts
Kneel/Crawl
I
Run
N
Jump
N
Rapid work speed
F
To keep production lines moving
Filing
N
Finger movement
F
Load and unload boxes of finished products and parts
Keyboard use
O
As required to key cycle counts
Close vision
C
Color vision
F
To determine accurate counts of finished products
Depth perception
C
Far vision
F
Hear
C
Talk
C
As required to communicate w/in cell
Smell
N
Touch
N
Amount of Weight
Frequency
Reason for Action
Up to 40 pounds
C
To move product
Personal Protective Equipment
Equipment
Frequency
Reason
Safety glasses
C
To protect eyes
Leather shoes
C
To protect feet
Gloves
F
To protect hands
Ear Plugs
N
To protect hearing
