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Radio frequency (RF) scanner and/or voice to pick experience highly preferred. Follow established Standard Operating Procedures (SOP's) to process orders including accurately picking, performing quality control checks, sorting, consolidating freight, building, and wrapping pallets, packing, loading, and preparing orders for shipment.
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The Assoc II, Warehouse Ops assists on Inbound or Outbound activities as requested by the Warehouse Supervisor meeting quality, safety, productivity and operational standards.
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This may include functions of receiving, picking, packing, shipping, staging, transporting, storage, delivery, etc. + Ability to bend, reach, stoop, lift and stand for entire shift.
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Utilize Warehouse Management System (WMS) to check in and/or send out products. + Warehouse Operations is responsible forperforming/controllinga combination of manual or automated tasks necessary for the receipt, storage, and shipment of products.
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Willingness to learn to operate material handling equipment and rotate into various areas of the warehouse. Cross-train in multiple areas of the warehouse and participate in projects as needed.
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Responsibilities Follow established Standard Operating Procedures (SOP's) to process orders including accurately picking, performing quality control checks, sorting, consolidating freight, building, and wrapping pallets, packing, loading, and preparing orders for shipment.
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Job Summary The Assoc II, Warehouse Ops assists on Inbound or Outbound activities as requested by the Warehouse Supervisor meeting quality, safety, productivity and operational standards.
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Perform various warehouse functions (for example, but not limited to unloading, sorting, stocking, palletizing, picking, packing, stage, replenishing, load parts, and cycle counts) throughout the shift using various types of material handling equipment.
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Job Summary The Warehouse Associate assists on Inbound or Outbound activities as requested by the Warehouse Supervisor meeting quality, safety, productivity and operational standards.
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Operating technology including radio frequency scanners, computers, etc. Perform labeling, sorting, wrapping, packing and repacking for shipments. Picking orders for shipment and assembling merchandise to be shipped.
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