Control Room Operator (Shift A - Mornings)

Conveying, loading, palletising, packing, sortation and distribution – BEUMER Group is a leader within the development and manufacture of high-technological intralogistics systems for global markets. Our employees stand out from others thanks to their ability to supply innovative solutions to our customers. They can do this because they know the industry and are passionate about continuously developing and expanding their knowledge. We support these high standards through teamwork, mutual respect and a working culture based on trust that fosters stability and security for all of our employees. Our common goal is to implement outstanding and innovative projects worldwide.

The Control Room Operator will operate the systems in the control room. They will monitor all baggage handling system conditions and coordinate all system and operation related activities. The Control Room Operator will report all system faults and breakdowns to Maintenance Technicians accurately, to minimize system downtime and log all information that causes system stoppage. This role will support the BEUMER Individual Carrier System (ICS) at Gerald R. Ford International Airport (GRR).

Key Responsibilities

Pay Rate: $23.93 per hour

The posted hourly rate reflects the compensation the company reasonably expects to offer for this position.

Work Environment

- Operates in a fast-paced airport setting with exposure to noise, moving machinery, and variable temperatures.
- Requires flexibility to work nights, weekends, and holidays as part of a rotating shift schedule.
- Frequent walking, climbing, bending, heavy lifting, and standing across large terminal and baggage areas.

Responsibilities

Coordinate the execution of the operational procedures for specific tasks during normal operations or during system failure.; Supply accurate fault reports and system breakdowns to technical staff for quick fault resolution.; Complete handover report during shift changes.; Maintain contact with the operations staff in the field to inform them of any operational problems that require intervention.; Liaise with management regarding daily operations.; Maintain contact with other stakeholders of the BHS to manage the daily problems or questions related to system operation.; Monitor system performance (system baggage flow).; Monitor manual encoder operator performance.; Technical and procedural training to manual encoding operators in performing their duties.; Elaboration of the operation shift report.; Analysis of eventual problems to determine corrective actions possible to prevent their future appearance.; Carry out other assignments as requested from management or shift supervisors.

Requirements

High School diploma or equivalent; 2+ years of work experience in baggage handling systems and/or automated systems in material handling industries, operations and maintenance; Must be eligible to obtain and maintain airside security clearance.; Operates in a fast-paced airport setting with exposure to noise, moving machinery, and variable temperatures.; Requires flexibility to work nights, weekends, and holidays as part of a rotating shift schedule.; Frequent walking, climbing, bending, heavy lifting, and standing across large terminal and baggage areas.; High-Level control (SAC) skills; Software documentation and IT network knowledge; Excellent written and verbal communication skills; Strong attention to detail; Ability to work in a fast-paced environment and manage competing priorities; Team player, personable and a winning attitude