Warehouse Associate

Manchester, NH

Full Time

Millyard Advanced Technologies

Entry Level

DEKA Research and Development, on behalf of Millyard Advanced Medical Products, a Manufacturer of Record for innovative medical devices, has an immediate opening for an Experienced Warehouse Associate located in Manchester, NH. This position reports to the Program Manager and is a key member of the Operations Team.

How you will make an impact as a Warehouse Associate:

Manages the shipment and receipt of all products, materials, and supplies.
Performs receiving, inspection, and documentation of incoming medical device components, materials, and finished goods in accordance with established procedures, specifications, and quality requirements
Reviews inbound documentation (Certificates of Conformance, sterilization records, and other regulatory paperwork) for completeness and accuracy.
Prepares outbound packing lists and ensures all shipment documentation is complete and stored according to company procedures.
Coordinates with Quality to provide product information required for Certificate of Conformance creation.
Ensures sterilization documentation is scanned, saved, and linked with shipment records.
Collaborates and communicates with logistics personnel, customer service representatives, service providers, and others involved in the shipment and receipt of products.
Tracks, traces, and updates the status of incoming and outgoing shipments.
Maintains a clean, neat, and inspection-ready area.
Promptly receives deliveries, inspects for accuracy and damage.
Maintains accurate logs of daily moves, scans inventory, and counts accurately.
Engages with vendors and drivers with a positive attitude.
Provides additional backup support for shipping and receiving departments.
Performs simple decontamination of returned product.

You will need the following qualifications and skills to be successful as a Warehouse Associate:

Experience coordinating inbound and outbound freight shipments, including LTL, FTL, parcel, and courier services.
Ability to ensure compliance with regulations, cGMP, and standard operating procedures.
Experience reviewing and maintaining regulated documentation (CoCs, sterilization records, packing lists).
Knowledge of inventory management, cycle counting, material handling and warehouse best practices
Ability to accurately verify part numbers, lot numbers, revisions, quantities and associated documentation
Ability to safely operate material handling equipment such as pallet jacks
Pulling, packing, staging and loading.
Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality
Good written and verbal communication skills.
Strong sense of time management, organization, and urgency.
Able to work independently and within a team.
Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite (Excel, Word, Outlook, Teams, and SharePoint), including data entry, inventory tracking, document scanning, electronic recordkeeping, and maintaining accurate inventory and quality documentation.
Familiarity with ERP, inventory management systems a plus.
2+ years’ experience in a cGMP or regulated medical device environment is preferred.

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