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The Parts Warehouse Lead is responsible for the processing and handling of all parts inventory and ensuring all items are correct and the warehouse is neat and orderly. Keeping the Parts Warehouse neat and clear of debris.
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The Order Puller Lead will also monitor production, merchandise storage bins, and equipment to ensure everything is up to AFW standards and make corrections as needed. The Order Puller Lead ensures the goals of the department and facility are completed in a safe and efficient manner, by coaching the Order Pullers to safely operate all AFW equipment, and ensure that orders are efficiently and safely being processed for our customers and departments.
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Supervises warehouse shipping and receiving activities and associates for a specific shift/area to ensure functions are performed within Company and Distribution Center guidelines. Possess a strong general knowledge of all warehousing operations, with prior work experience to include lead person or supervisory duties, preferably with the Company.
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Lead Material Handler, Warehouse. Experience and/or certification with warehouse equipment such as Forklift, Pallet Jack and Reach Truck are strongly preferred. Experience in a distribution centre /warehouse/ manufacturing environment is strongly preferred.
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This role will work as a member of a team of data warehouse professionals, under the direct leadership of the Data Warehouse Competency Center Team Lead. As the Data Warehouse Architect, the person will be expected to provide forward-thinking to the VWoA enterprise data warehouse and solidify this asset as one that provides high business value, flexibility, and usability for all business areas.
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Warehouse Operations Floor Lead. Supports with accurate and timely shipments to guests by providing in the moment coaching, feedback, training and support to Warehouse Associates and Forklift Drivers.
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Gather, palletize and date mark items from stock request delegated by Inventory Control Check Point, Warehouse Lead, Supervisor or Manager. Complete assigned weekly cleaning assignments as delegated by the Warehouse Lead, Supervisor, or Manager.
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Remedy Staffing has an opening for an experienced 1st Shift Warehouse Lead/Forklift Operator for one of our clients located on the Westside of Jacksonville, FL. Remedy Staffing has an opening for an experienced 1st Shift Warehouse Lead/Forklift Operator for one of our clients located on the Westside of Jacksonville, FL.
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The Data Warehouse Manager will lead efforts to provide critical data, research insights, and strategic support to the Health Marketing Department. The Data Warehouse Manager will be responsible and take ownership in supporting the EIA data and analytics portfolio that includes but is not limited to, resources that manage back-end data curation, data visualization, business data strategy, data governance, and other data warehousing and data science needs in the future to support the needs of EIA. This role will also work closely with other UCSF IT teams.
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Warehouse Area Lead | Romeoville | The warehouse was built in 2013 and opened in February 2014, distributes food packaging for Sysco, Havi, Speedway, & Wendy's and has approximately 90 employees.
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Position interacts directly with Warehouse Lead Clerk, Parts Supervisor and administrative staff to maintain, organize warehouse and assist in maintaining accurate inventory. Verify shipments have been put away in an organized manner in accordance with the warehouse plan.
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Lead data governance, shepherd the data collection, retention, accuracy, consistency, security, availability, source instrumentation, and application of core business metrics. As a Social Analytics provider, data is our lifeblood and the data warehouse is the bedrock of our platform.
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Perform warehouse function, which may include loading, picking, packing, shipping, receiving, forklift operation, and, cycle counting. Ryder is immediately hiring Permanent Full Team Lead in Romeoville, IL.
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Reports any safety issues to Distribution Center Manager, Distribution Center Supervisor, or D/C Shift Lead immediately. Reports injuries to Distribution Center Manager, Distribution Center Supervisor, or D/C Shift Lead within 24 hours of event.
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We are immediately hiring a remote Lead Continuous Improvement Engineer in either New Brunswick, Baltimore, Boston or Philadelphia for our Supply Chain Solutions division. Warehouse design tools such as CAD (e.g. AutoCAD); slotting (e.g. Slot3D), Predetermined Motion and Time Systems and methods (e.g. MOST); Warehouse Management Systems (e.g. Manhattan Scale), and Labor Mgt. Systems.
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