About this role
At Thorne, we work to deliver high-quality, science-backed solutions to empower individuals to take a proactive approach to their well-being. Each day begins with a mission to help others discover and achieve their best health. We count on our team members to challenge and push the boundaries to make that happen. At Thorne, you’ll be joining a team of more than 750 passionate individuals committed to our cause of providing superior health solutions at every age and life stage. At Thorne, our production material handler is a very important part of our operations. Our hourly material handler roles offer hands-on experience in a clean, safe, and innovative production environment with opportunities to grow and develop. Whether you're receiving incoming raw materials, staging, or returning materials ensuring products meet our strict quality standards, every team member plays a critical role in delivering trusted solutions to our customers. Production Material Handler Responsibilities Follow all Inventory Warehouse procedures for receiving and returning materials, as well as company policies outlined in the Employee Handbook. Complete inventory and production paperwork accurately, thoroughly, and legibly. Assist with daily inventory counts and maintain the accuracy, integrity, and quality of supplies. Safely operate warehouse equipment to store, rotate, move, and issue materials. Select, inspect, label, and distribute the correct materials and quantities to designated production areas. Maintain a clean, safe, and organized work area using established inventory practices, including First In, First Out (FIFO). Coordinate the receiving, staging, and return of production materials while following OSHA and site-specific safety requirements. Provide materials for production orders accurately and promptly. Minimum High school diploma or GED is required. Prior warehouse experience preferred. Ability to work overtime as required. Must be able to safely work with ingredients and products that are derived from possibly allergenic sources including, but not limited to, nuts, soy, dairy, fish, and shellfish. Add, subtract, multiply, and divide in the units of measurement used in the Inventory Warehouse Department, using whole numbers and decimals (for example, grams). Must be able to sufficiently concentrate to distinguish between 300+ product codes and individual product lot numbers in order to minimize inventory errors. Receives and verifies packaging materials received to ensure they are correct and in usable condition. Utilizes equipment (forklift, hand truck, pallet jack, etc.) in production area and ensures safety is not compromised.