Fabrication Materials Flow Coordinator

Do you keep materials moving with precision? If you thrive on accuracy, safety, and crisp communication, you’ll love orchestrating the flow of sheet metal and components that fuel our production floor. Your work ensures every station has the right material at the right time—and customers get on-time deliveries. What you’ll do Inbound control: Receive materials, verify quantities to purchase orders, inspect for damage/defects, and confirm certifications (mill and test reports) with heat/lot numbers for full traceability. Inventory integrity: Store materials in designated locations using damage-preventing methods; record receipts, moves, and issues in our ERP (Fulcrum) to maintain real-time accuracy. Staging & kitting: Pull to work orders and shipping schedules; label and stage in the right zones for efficient pickup or delivery. Material movement: Load/unload trucks and secure loads; operate forklifts, pallet jacks, hand trucks, and overhead lifting equipment—complete pre-shift equipment inspections. Production support: Deliver to workcells; load raw sheets onto laser automation, unload finished laser parts; move completed goods to storage/shipping. Safety leadership: Follow machine guarding, light curtain, and lockout/tagout procedures; wear required PPE (safety glasses, steel-toe boots, cut-resistant gloves, hearing protection); report hazards immediately. Inventory accuracy: Assist with cycle counts, physical inventory, and reconciliation. Collaboration: Coordinate with supervisors, operators, and other teams to hit production goals and meet customer requirements. Tools and systems you’ll use ERP: Fulcrum (for real-time transactions and location accuracy) Material handling: forklifts, pallet jacks, hand trucks, overhead lifting equipment Measurement & ID: tape measure; material grade, thickness/gauge, and shape identification Data capture: computers, tablets, barcode scanners What you bring High school diploma or equivalent. Forklift certification compliant with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.178—or readiness to complete company-provided training and certification. Physically able to lift and carry 50 lbs. safely and stand for long periods. Background in warehouse, manufacturing, or logistics preferred. Comfort with basic math and reading work orders/shipping manifests. Detail-oriented, organized, and a strong communicator and teammate. Flexible with hours and available for overtime when needed. Committed to safety and company policies. How you’ll grow here Demonstrate professional etiquette with customers and suppliers as a company representative. Practice and promote safe manufacturing while maintaining a clean shop. Pursue training, expand equipment knowledge, and take initiative—challenges are opportunities to elevate your craft. Jump in on special projects; adapt to shifting priorities to support the business. You should be proficient in Forklift Licensed Experience in a Manufacturing Environment

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