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Perform warehouse function, which may include loading, picking, packing, shipping, receiving, forklift operation, and, cycle counting. Responsible for the accurate picking and packing, auditing, tote induction, staging of products and loading and unloading of trucks.
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Equipment: Sit down forklift and clamp. We want YOU to join our family made up of Proud Women and Men in Supply Chain who work alongside the many Military Reserve and Veterans we hire everyday.
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Previous experience (6 months) operating a forklift, Stand-up Order Picker/Cherry Picker. regularly required to talk or hear; sit, stand or walk; use fingers, hands, arms and feet to feel, handle, grip, grasp, lift, operate, push and pull for up to twelve (12) hours/day.
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Whether you hail from a background in warehousing, fast food, assembly, machine operation, industrial work, production, manufacturing, shipping, receiving, picking, packing, forklift operation, or more - all are welcome.
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Forklift Operator - Cold Storage Details: Temporary position $16.40 /hour Full Time work available Third Shift (Monday through Friday from 09:00pm to 07:00am) Operation of stand-up forklift Loading/unloading product in the trucking bay for the shipping and receiving Working with inventory control to scan shipment and verify receipt of products Adherence to safety guidelines.
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Training programs must follow client and facility guidelines and SOPs. Must be licensed and proficient in numerous material handling equipment including sit down Forklift, Stand-up counterbalance forklift.
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Example equipment in the facility includes: stand-up order picker (cherry picker), stand-up forklift, reach truck, turret truck, pallet jack, and walkie rider.
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Forklift Operator Stand Up Reach Lift Truck/Forklift/Stand Up Reach What You Will Do: Fills orders by picking orders according to section number, packing items into cartons and stacking them in a manner that minimizes shipping damage Will enter items into scan gun, and complete necessary paperwork.
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1+ years of experience using a stand-up reach forklift, power pallet jacks, cherry picker, and sit-down forklift. Utilize various pieces of material handling equipment (MHE) including pallet movers, sit down and stand up forklifts, high lift reach trucks, and order picker.
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Successful completion of GSI and OSHA forklift training required within one week of start date. + Utilize forklift to receive, store or distribute material, tools, equipment, and products.
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Use stand-up reach forklift to move products, equipment, and materials while following all regulatory and company safety standards, policies, and procedures. Pick palletized units out of rack locations above floor height and set up for outbound shipment.
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The Warehouse Lift Driver, under the direct supervision of the Distribution Supervisor, will perform a variety of routine shipping, receiving, production and housekeeping tasks utilizing both stand-up and sit-down lift trucks.
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Job Summary As the Shipping and Receiving Clerk you will safely unload material, match packing list with an internal PO, verify material received is correct, and delivery to the appropriate shop.
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What makes you a great fit: Certification for Sit down Forklift - active Shipping Experience Proactive in learning new skills and practicing your craft on the job Disciplined accountable self-starter, able to work well with others What happens next Once you apply, you’ll proceed to next steps if your skills and experience look like a good fit.
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Perform duties of a Warehouse Clerk + Perform duties of a Forklift Operator, including: maneuver Stand-Up Forklift to put away or let down as many as twenty pallets per hour into warehouse racks up to 46 feet high.
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packing and shipping stand up forklift jobs Title: forklift operator Company: Staffmark
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