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Manage day-to-day operation of the warehouse on second and third shift (i.e. Receiving, put away, bulk storage, picking for production, return to warehouse, inspection, scrap, finished good recording, case and pallet label printing, line cycle counting.
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We do not own the sites where we unload trucks but rather provide freight-unloading services, pallet management, tote washing, trailer stripping and other services such as driver-assisting, picking, will-call, export labeling, housekeeping, and janitorial to our customers' warehouses and distribution centers.
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As a lead logistics partner (LLP), third-party logistics provider (3PL) and supply chain consultant, we help customers leverage supply chain management as a competitive advantage, reducing total system costs, transforming business processes, improving service and facilitating growth and change.
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Third shift work experience is a plus. Other Functions Other duties as assigned Essential Qualifications Competencies Action Oriented Listening Functional / Technical Skills Ethics and Values Perseverance Informing Patience Integrity and Trust Customer Focus Peer Relationships Composure Time Management Knowledge, Skills & Abilities Technical and Functional Experience using a PC or computer terminal and standard office equipment.
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Familiarity with warehouse management systems or Red Prairie WMS is a plus. The Warehouse Supervisor will manage a shift and will spend most of the time coaching and leading the operations team to efficiently and safely achieve production and quality goals.
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Under the supervision of the Warehouse Lead Personnel and Shift Supervisor, the Equipment Operator safely and efficiently operates warehouse palletizers, and forklifts. Hours on third shift start Sunday at 9:30pm and end on Thursday morning at 6:00 am with the potential for overtime work.
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The Warehouse Lead is responsible for the successful execution of the VAS line assignments and projects. Experienced forklift operator, knowledgeable in all warehouse activities and equipment.
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Review employee & shift performance with warehouse supervisor. Train warehouse supervisors and hold them accountable for performance. Troubleshoot problems and remove obstacles so that warehouse supervisors can properly manage their shifts.
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The Warehouse Supervisor will manage a shift and will spend most of the time coaching and leading the operations team to efficiently and safely achieve production and quality role will collaborate with various CJ Logistics’ teams on implementing continuous improvement initiatives and leading practices.
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Provide on-the-job training to forklift operators and other warehouse employees. Pay range: - $24.23-$33.74 Schedule 1st Shift (Sun-Thu 5:30 am - 2 pm) Conduct orientation for new hires and provide on-going hands-on training to warehouse employees.
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Staff Management | SMX is hiring for 3rd shift General Labor associates in Bolingbrook, IL! Staff Management | SMX has a variety of general labor openings! Ability to stand and work with your hands throughout the duration of the shift.
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Provide front line feedback on staffing needs to General Manager I and Warehouse Manager. The Warehouse Supervisor is responsible for directing and engaging operations employees in CJ Logistics center to achieve productivity goals.
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Schedule 1st Shift (Sun-Thu 5:30 am - 2 pm) Well-versed in all warehouse functions; able to perform all warehouse positions using appropriate equipment. Prior warehouse training experience (preferred.
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Coach and provide on-the-job training to forklift operators and other warehouse employees. Coordinate and collaborate with the Warehouse Trainer to certify employee skill sets. Primary responsibility is to provide daily assignments to Warehouse Associates, Forklift Operators and operations support.
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Tolerate hot or cold warehouse environments. As the Senior Manager, Supply Chain Operations, you will oversee the daily management of the operation supporting national returns processing and outbound order preparation for a multichannel distribution center.
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