Ready to own the flow of steel from yard to workstation?
If you thrive on pace, precision, and teamwork, imagine your first week: you master the production schedule, kit materials ahead of demand, and glide through the facility on a Hubtex Side Loader using a Vacuum Assist Lift, placing each sheet where it needs to be—exactly when it’s needed. Downtime? You crush it before it starts by spotting equipment issues early, adjusting, and keeping communication tight with every stakeholder.
Your mission
- Run the Hubtex Side Loader and Vacuum Assist Lift safely and efficiently to transport, store, rotate, and deliver sheet steel.
- Study fabrication sheets, cut plans, nesting drawings, and production schedules; kit and stage to meet takt time.
- Receive, store, kit, and deliver materials to fabrication work centers with zero surprises.
- Maintain airtight inventory accuracy—transactions, cycle counts, and verification are second nature.
- Capture, identify, and record reusable scrap and drop materials to boost utilization.
- Pull materials from storage and yard locations per schedule so production never waits.
- Complete daily equipment inspections; report maintenance concerns immediately.
- Recognize when machinery isn’t running right; troubleshoot, pinpoint issues, and adjust.
- Respond fast to material shortages and delivery hiccups to minimize interruptions.
- Execute standard processes and KPIs from BAC Excellence (BAC-X), including Global Assembly Standardization (GAS) Expectations.
How you partner
You’ll communicate across all levels—Team Leaders, Station Leaders, Material Coordinators, Supervisors, and production employees—to align priorities. You understand your customers: the stations before and after you, and the finished goods customer. You know their processes and how your quality and on-time delivery impact them. You also bring the interpersonal tools to coach and motivate peers, and you’re always ready to pitch in with training and other duties assigned by leadership.
Capabilities and background
- High School Diploma or GED preferred.
- Minimum one year of experience in manufacturing, fabrication, warehousing, material handling, or similar preferred.
- Powered industrial equipment background preferred; Lean manufacturing experience preferred.
- Proven ability to operate a Hubtex Side Loader and related material handling equipment safely.
- Understanding of fabrication processes, material flow, and production support needs.
- Fluency in reading fabrication paperwork, cut plans, nesting layouts, and work instructions.
- Knowledge of inventory control, part numbering, and material tracking; ability to use inventory databases and production systems.
- Comfort with measuring tools (tape measures, gauges).
- Strong organizational, communication, interpersonal, analytical, and problem‑solving skills.
- Flexible, self‑motivated, responsive in a fast‑paced environment; able to adapt to changing schedules and priorities.
- Willing to work any shift to meet business needs.
Culture and competencies
- BAC Cultural Values
- Customer Focus – Personal accountability for internal and external customer satisfaction.
- Aligning People and Team Development – Develops, motivates, and guides teams to meet objectives and retain top talent.
- Leading Change – Seeks innovative solutions to organizational challenges.
- Execution – Delivers through problem solving, results orientation, control, high goals, and measurable accountability.
Must‑have strengths
- Warehouse experience
- Workplace Safety & EHS management
- Fabrication process experience
- Hubtex experience
- Manufacturing experience
- Machine operator experience
WORKING CONDITIONS:
The physical 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. While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to stand and walk up to 50% of the time. Working conditions include those of a normal construction environment, as well as standard hazards associated with installed HVAC equipment and rotating equipment. This position requires occasional lifting of up to 50 lbs.