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The Tankerman is directly responsible and accountable to the Master or his relief, working directly under him and following his instruction(s) The Tankerman/ Person is responsible for all barge(s) loading and unloading(s.
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Experience as a non-CDL driver or in general labor, loading, unloading, landscaping, construction, production, manufacturing, factory, assembly, or warehouse helpful. Experience as a non-CDL driver or in general labor, loading, unloading, landscaping, construction, production, manufacturing, factory, assembly, or warehouse helpful.
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General Purpose and Scope of Position:The Chemical Plant Operator is responsible for taking daily inventory, unloading, and loading of raw materials and finished goods, as well as, but not limited to, helping in any of the other operations departments.
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Potentially assist with driving and loading/unloading a box truck or cargo van. Setup signage around the ROV to direct voters to voter parking, curbside voting, and ballot dropboxes. Image all return envelopes using an industrial mail sorter.
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The Mixing Center - Yard Jockey's primary duties include relocating and positioning of trailers/containers for loading and unloading as well as maintaining organization of the drop yard.
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Reporting to the Logistics Manager and Yard Site Manager the CDL-A End Dump Driver will be responsible for preparing, loading, and unloading, securing materials to the designated locations.
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Inventory, warehouse, shipping, outbound freight, inbound freight, Pick sheets, Heavy lifting, shipping & receiving, cherry picker, inventory control, stand up forklift, reach truck, Forklift, Picking, Packing, General labor, Material handling, Pick, Loading, Sit-down, Production, Unloading, Sit down forklift, Order picking, Shipping and receiving, Forklift operating, Warehouse inventory, Labelling, computer skills, stand up, data entry.
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May require loading and unloading trucks from loading dock, using ramps or on lift-gates. Performs general manual labor and office furniture installation tasks including loading, unloading, lifting, and moving office furniture and materials.
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Assist the Assistant Shop Manager (ASM) with deliveries including, packing, wrapping, loading/unloading. The Shop Technician I is an entry-level mechanical technician position who will assist in the repair, maintenance, and rebuild of non-centrifuge and non-pump related solids control equipment.
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This position will perform work for all related theatrical departments including sound, lighting, carpentry, rigging, loading and unloading trucks and vehicles with show and event gear, building truss structures, indoor and out, cleaning and maintaining all equipment safely and in accordance with policy, repair and maintain wardrobe and costumes set-up and operate video and virtual events and meetings.
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Previous experience as a non-CDL driver or in general labor, loading, unloading, landscaping, construction, production, manufacturing, factory, assembly or warehouse helpful! Previous experience as a non-CDL driver or in general labor, loading, unloading, landscaping, construction, production, manufacturing, factory, assembly or warehouse helpful.
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The Forklift Operator/Material Handler is responsible for ensuring that our product is moved within our warehouse in a safe and efficient manner by forklift operation and physically loading/unloading our trucks.
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As a CDL Delivery Driver with New England Gypsum Supply, Inc., you would perform daily deliveries to a multitude of job sites, assist warehouse personnel in the safe loading and unloading of your truck at our warehouse, and provide world class customer service while working with our customers to deliver their building materials on various job sites.
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Safely operates forklift or other machinery in order to complete tasks such as loading, unloading, sorting, picking, stocking, staging, and transportation of goods, operate pallet jacks, or other machinery in order to complete tasks such as unloading, sorting, staging and transporting products.
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Greet customers promptly and courteously with a friendly smile and a hello, thank them for their business, promptly and courteously answer the phone, assist customers with loading and unloading, work with customers to resolve problems and report complaints to the location manager or the elevator superintendent.
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