Senior Warehouse Coordinator (ASRS Specialist)
Location: Bloomfield, MO
Job Category: Manufacturing/Operations
Company: Nestle Purina PetCare Company
Nestled in southeast Missouri, Bloomfield is a small town with a rich history – and we’ve been proud to call Bloomfield home to one of our litter factories since 1995. This factory was the first to produce Lightweight® litter, which has revolutionized the category within the pet care industry – a product that weighs half the amount of conventional litter. Unique to this factory is an overhead bridge that allows full pallets of finished products to be conveyed to the distribution warehouse just north of the factory. This innovation, in conjunction with various others, played a meaningful role in Nestlé Purina earning the Malcolm Baldrige Award in manufacturing. In 2020, our Bloomfield factory will undergo a 110,000-square-foot expansion in processing and packaging. This is a $115 million investment, allowing Nestlé Purina to meet the growing demand from cat owners. With short commutes to St. Louis, Kansas City and the Lake of the Ozarks—you can enjoy daytrips to popular attractions nearby or take pride in the great schools, local businesses and tight-knit community Bloomfield has to offer.
As the Senior Warehouse Coordinator (ASRS Specialist), you are a true value and critical team member of the Warehouse Team. You will coordinate optimal utilization of the Automated Storage and Retrieval System (ASRS) at a functional level for all warehouse crews, assume leadership role, with direction from the Warehouse Manager, and interact between warehouse, accounting, and systems departments. You will act as a change agent to ensure all administrative requirements are controlled and in accordance with established policies and procedures.
This Senior Warehouse Coordinator (ASRS Specialist) opportunity will prepare you for the next level that you desire. We’ll empower you to continuously think “What’s Next?” and we’ll challenge you to do so with integrity, expertise, high performance, and passion. Are you up to the dare?
Primary Responsibilities:
- Monitor the operation of the automatic storage and retrieval warehouses
- Diagnose and communicate system issues with the Automatic Storage and Retrieval System (ASRS)
- Responsible for maintaining established protocol to achieve maximum efficiency and utilization of the storage racks
- Respond to and correct any problems within the ASRS systems, i.e., pallet jams, pallet tracking errors, elevator time-outs, etc.
- Work directly with Team Leaders, Warehouse administration, and communicate with other ASRS Specialists, Warehouse Technicians, Production Personnel, Operations Planning Management, and QA
- Generate all necessary reports
- All other duties as assigned
BASIC QUALIFICATIONS (Minimum):
- High School Diploma or GED Equivalency.
- 1+ years’ experience in a manufacturing, warehouse, production, operations, military or related environment
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