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Experience with TDG, segregation of dangerous goods, and safe handling of chemicals. Verify raw material availability and inform Production planner of any discrepancies. Forklift experience (Sit Down)-company will provide certification upon transition.
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The Forklift Operator is responsible for operating material handling equipment for the purpose of moving, locating, relocating, stacking and counting merchandise. This position is responsible for operating a sit-down and/or clamp forklift equipment.
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The Operator is accountable for the safe and efficient operation of the forklift and may also be required to perform order filler or order checker duties in addition to his or her own. Must be able to use RF scanning equipment to ensure accuracy of inventory.
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The Forklift Operator II is responsible for operating material handling equipment for the purpose of moving, locating, relocating, stacking and counting merchandise. The Forklift Operator II needs to be able to operate sit-down/standup, clamp, cherry and reach equipment.
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2nd Shift Available Essential Duties & Responsibilities: Stacks and stores merchandise in designated areas using a sit-down/standup, clamp, cherry and/or reach equipment. 2nd Shift Available Essential Duties & Responsibilities: Stacks and stores merchandise in designated areas using a sit-down/standup, clamp, cherry and/or reach equipment.
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Walking in the distribution center and around area with great frequency, facilities are over a quarter mile in length. At least 3 months forklift experience and/or using warehouse distribution equipment.
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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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Efficiently manage warehouse space, direct the organization of materials and oversee material handling. Routinely required to sit; walk; talk; hear; use hands to keyboard, finger, handle, and feel; stoop, kneel, crouch, twist, reach, and stretch.
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Monday through Thursday - 7 PM to 5:30AM. Maintains appropriate records and reports to guarantee inventory control and security. Performs picking duties in an efficient manner meeting customer service standards.
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Forklift, Material handling, Inventory, Picking, Material Handler, picking packing, order selecting, stand up forklift, sit down forklift, cherry picker. Forklift, Material handling, Inventory, Picking, Material Handler, picking packing, order selecting, stand up forklift, sit down forklift, cherry picker.
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Documents batch data on batch sheets, and material records. Experience with chemical movement and handling including bulk trucks and various packages. Operates batch processing equipment which includes blenders, storage tanks, pumps, bulk loading and packaging systems, forklifts, etc.
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Contribute to a clean work area, follow allergen handling and quarantine procedures, and participate in continuous improvement initiatives. Most of what you will be doing in this warehouse Material Handler role is receiving shipments, unloading, and loading trailers as well as preparing new orders for shipment.
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Prior warehouse/manufacturing experience in warehouse material handling and forklift operations (Sit-Down, HI-LO, Reach Truck, Cherry Picker) required. Forklift operation experience (sit-down, Hi-Lo, Reach Truck, cherry picker.
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Safely and properly load and unload trucks using sit down forklift, pallet jack and manually. Job DescriptionUse wireless RF device or desktop computer to perform all Bar Code functions, which include but are not limited to pick, pull, put away, assign to handling unit, ship confirm, and inventory lookup.
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Licensed and can operate all material handling equipment (i.e. Stand-up, Sit-down, Combi, Lancer, Tugger) at assigned Operations facility. Previous experience directly working with material handling equipment (forklift, tugger, etc.
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