The Material Handler position at Briggs & Stratton involves a variety of tasks centered around the loading, unloading, transportation, and organization of materials within the facility. Under the direction of supervisors, the Material Handler is responsible for ensuring that materials are efficiently moved to designated areas, which is crucial for maintaining the flow of production. This role requires a solid understanding of the Bill of Material (BOM) and part requirements, especially in preparation for changeovers, ensuring that production lines are adequately supplied with the necessary materials. The position may also involve performing other duties as assigned, which can vary based on the needs of the operation. In this role, the Material Handler will be expected to operate forklifts and other material handling equipment safely and efficiently. Basic computer skills are necessary to manage inventory and track materials as needed. The ability to communicate effectively in English is essential, as it is the primary language used in the area of responsibility. The job requires a high school diploma or a General Education Degree, and while material handling experience is preferred, it is not strictly required. Physical demands of the job include the ability to lift light materials frequently and occasionally handle average weight materials (25-50 lbs). The role requires standing or walking for extended periods (8-12 hours) and may involve pushing, pulling, bending, kneeling, twisting, crawling, and reaching. Additionally, the work environment may expose the handler to noise levels that necessitate the use of hearing protection throughout the shift. Overall, this position is vital to the operational efficiency of Briggs & Stratton, contributing to the company's mission of providing innovative power solutions across the globe.