Receiving Clerk

Skokie, IL

Full Time

Experienced

Welcome to the Post Pollution Future with LanzaTech

A post-pollution world is inevitable, and people will either be part of it, or the planet will go on without us. At LanzaTech, our technology platform is transforming waste carbon into everyday products, to meet the needs of this moment. Our science is state-of-the-art, but the idea is simple. We use nature to heal nature. We capture carbon emissions which are then fed into bioreactors where trillions of carbon-hungry microbes go to work. These tiny dynamos consume the waste gases and produce valuable raw material commodities. Pure enough to be resold, repurposed, and recycled again — from sustainable jet fuel to beverage bottles, to yoga pants.

Founded in New Zealand, we are a global women-led company with an international footprint and a diverse employee population. Diversity, Equity & Inclusion are a key part of our mission and core values which we show through our hiring, our leadership, our efforts to educate internally and willingness to learn.

Now a publicly traded company on NASDAQ, come join the team as we strive to make a Post Pollution Future!

Exciting collaborations with LanzaTech (LT) CarbonSmartTM Products:

2022 – H&M announced their collaboration with LT with a clothing line to be launched in 2023
2022 – Coty, Inc. – LT recycled carbon ethanol to be used in majority of fragrance portfolio by 2023
2022 – DrogerieMark (dm) in Germany, launched a range of packaging for their “Denk Mit” range of dish soap
2022 – Danone announced a collaboration to make packaging for the Mizone water line in China
2022 – Craghoppers, UK outdoor company, made a fleece from recycled carbon, to be launched in 2023
2021 – Collaborations with ZARA, lululemon & L’Oréal using recycled carbon in their apparel & packaging

Notable acknowledgments:

2022 – Winner of “Air” Category at the 23rd Annual Energy Globe Awards
2022 – Fix Our Climate finalist for Earthshot Prize (only US company to be a finalist)
2022 – Jennifer Holmgren, CEO: TiE Sustainability Entrepreneur of the Year
2021 – Biofuels Digest #1 Hottest Company in Renewable Fuels, Chemicals & Biomaterials

Interested in learning more? Visit us at www.LanzaTech.com and download/stream our latest CarbonSmartTM Podcast on Apple, Google, Spotify or wherever you receive your podcasts!

This position is open to candidates authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis for any employer. LanzaTech is an Equal Employment Opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, national origin, age, genetic information, disability, or veteran status.

Position Summary

We are looking for a receiving clerk to accept and process deliveries. The receiving clerk's responsibilities include verifying delivered items, processing daily receipts, and storing items correctly.

Disposition of materials and inventory with internal teams, contractors, and vendors. Assist with order follow-up, shipping and receiving, inventory fill, and cycle counting. Help with non-hazardous shipping. Support overall supply chain needs for expanding commercial support and corporate objectives. As appropriate, take ownership of daily processes that support all the inventory processes.

Accountabilities

Manage inventory receipts, depletions, transfers, put-away, and shipping for Skokie operations in accordance with company practices.
Assisting in updating and maintaining the accuracy of the item master, from consumption to proper location of material for internal customers.

Key Duties

Should be able to inspect deliveries with great attention to detail.
Receiving and delivery of all products entering the building.
Comparing purchase orders with invoices and packaging lists.
Process daily receipts and provide associated administrative follow-up.
Handle vendor returns, discrepancies, Over Short & Damaged goods, and logistics in accordance with company policy and procedures.
Monitor min/max/reorder points – systemically based on historical data and customer requirements
Maintain inventory integrity, enabling transactional and logistics execution, inventory, and purchasing activity reporting.
Warehouse work, receiving, labeling, and handling materials and chemicals.
Maintaining records of orders, delivery details, etc.

Typical Decisions Made:

Cycle counts and inventory flow throughout for ongoing accuracy and availability of required items
Items, quantities, and oversight of items that are purchased, fabricated, or transferred
Support product replenishment, consignment, or blanket purchase order agreements
Problem-solving project-by-project, supporting Procurement and Materials Management

Basic Qualifications:

2 - 4 years relevant experience in receiving/or Inventory and Materials Management, Service Managers.
High diploma or GED
Forklift and hazmat certification preferred.
Detail-oriented, computer literate with experience with ERP (NetSuite) systems and Office suite
Strong analytically, with exceptional follow-up on routine and new opportunities
The ability to work effectively as part of a team.
Solid communication and presentation skills.
Able to work in manual processes, such as unpacking and packing boxes.
Familiar with inventory and cycle counts
Willingness to pitch in with other team members to get things done when rushes and emergencies occur, regardless of job outlines

Work Conditions:

Lifting and carrying boxes/packages up to 50lbs
Walking or standing for long periods of time
Interior and exterior exposure
The site is/has hazardous gas and chemicals under proper care and protection

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