Material Handler
Becton Dickinson
Summary
Transport, organize, supply, and sustain proper inventory levels for components and materials supporting production execution activities.
Job description
Position Description
Transport, organize, supply, and sustain proper inventory levels for components and materials supporting production execution activities.
Essential Functions
- Operate hand truck or forklift as required to provide materials to production area; perform forklift safety checks and complete safety checklist daily.
- Observe all safety and environmental procedures and Quality System Requirements (QSR).
- Complete Kanban Milk Runs as required to keep SLBCS, FGL & PBBCS PAH lines operating with necessary materials.
- Maintain production order integrity for all materials received, transferred and returned using SAP and Apriso.
- Remove empty containers to trash area, operate trash compactor, and maintain cleanliness of work area.
- Requisition materials from warehouse as required using SAP and/or Apriso.
- Check all materials delivered for correct LPs, item, count and condition prior to acceptance; store incoming materials neatly in Kanban by storage plan.
- Perform partial confirmations and final confirmations for finished goods; move finished goods pallets into pre-sterile area or finished goods warehouse as appropriate.
- Prepare pallets by strapping and installing corner posts.
- Move finished goods out of production area to rework area and to case pack area as required.
- Verify good and waste quantities for each pallet reworked and complete necessary transaction prior to transfer of pallets.
- Comply with applicable V specs, SPP's and departmental procedures.
- Support other operations within the department.
- Perform cycle counts and physical inventories using Apriso and SAP.
- Relieve for breaks as necessary.
- Make bar code labels using the Zebra Printer System.
- Fill out component lot sheets.
- Retrieve BIs from the BI Storage refrigerator in VMS at the beginning of each batch.
- Count BIs and verify there are 26 BIs per bag and give to line stacker PAs.
- Verify the proper amount of BIs (26) was used on each batch.
- Log product information for held or scrapped product in Hold Book.
- Maintain current revision production form copies for each area.
Additional Responsibilities
Performs miscellaneous duties as required by supervisor.
Minimum Requirements
- High School Diploma or GED
Work Environment
- Smoke-free campus; no smoking, electronic smoking devices, marijuana, or tobacco products on BD property.
- False eyelashes, press-on fingernails, and jewelry not allowed on production floor; dermals must be covered.
- Steel Toe and non-slip shoes required on production floor.
Requirements
- High School Diploma or GED
- Ability to operate hand truck or forklift
- Adherence to safety and environmental procedures
- Adherence to Quality System Requirements (QSR)
- Ability to use SAP and Apriso
- Ability to perform cycle counts and physical inventories
- Ability to make bar code labels using Zebra Printer System
- Willingness to wear steel-toe, non-slip shoes on production floor
Company overview
Becton, Dickinson and Company (BD) is a leading American multinational medical technology company founded in 1897 and headquartered in Franklin Lakes, New Jersey. As one of the largest global medical technology companies, BD specializes in manufacturing and selling medical devices, instrument systems, and reagents while also providing consulting and analytics services. The company operates through three main segments: BD Medical (focusing on medication delivery and management), BD Life Sciences (specializing in diagnostics and biosciences), and BD Interventional (concentrating on surgical and critical care interventions). With over 72,000 employees worldwide, BD has established a significant presence in virtually every country and serves healthcare providers, hospitals, clinics, pharmaceutical companies, and research institutions. The company is publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: BDX) and is a component of the S&P 500 index. BD has a long history of innovation, including developing the first insulin injection device in 1924, the first sterile disposable medical device in 1952, and pioneering safety-engineered syringes. The company continues to advance healthcare through its commitment to improving medical discovery, diagnostics, and care delivery while addressing global health challenges.