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Responsible for the accurate picking and packing, auditing, tote induction, staging of products and loading and unloading of trucks. Perform warehouse function, which may include loading, picking, packing, shipping, receiving, forklift operation, and, cycle counting.
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You will learn all aspects of operations within a warehouse facility, including but not limited to: loading, unloading, selection, sanitation, auditing, freight hauling, repack, salvage, and much more.
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Package Handlers are responsible for warehouse duties including: the physical loading, unloading and/or sorting of packages of varying sizes and weights by hand, including lifting, pushing, pulling, carrying, scanning, placing packages, as well as physical bending, twisting, kneeling and etc.
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FedEx Ground is hiring part-time and full-time individuals to load and unload packages in our fast-paced warehouse environment. Shifts may vary depending on warehouse package volume and business needs.
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Responsibilities include loading/unloading trailers, scanning merchandise, building pallets, and labeling products. Requirements: High school diploma or equivalent 1 year of cherry picker experience Ability to lift 40 pounds and stand/walk for the entire shiftIn this role, you'll ensure a safe work environment by following maintenance and safety procedures.
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Strength in teamwork & collaboration; sharing responsibilities driving the company van, loading, and unloading equipment (up to 50 lbs). Compensation is paid for both travel time and base pay for on-site event, with unlimited bonus potential.
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Bend and twist at the waist while cleaning, moving/removing merchandise and loading/unloading merchandise. To prevent loss of money and merchandise by careful product handling, completion of price, correct identification of produce, counting of money, and accurately using store procedures for the acceptance of coupons, WIC and other vouchers, checks, credit and debit cards.
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Each type of loading requires strict attention to order accuracy with respect to loading outgoing trucks and unloading incoming trucks. Position is responsible for accuracy in loading and complying with shipper/receiver documentation.
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Their primary tasks include loading and unloading merchandise, organizing and maintaining inventory, and ensuring the accurate and timely shipment of products.
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Your primary role involves transporting goods to and from storage areas, loading and unloading trucks, and assisting with inventory management tasks. As a Forklift Operator at Walmart, you will be responsible for safely and efficiently operating forklifts and other material handling equipment to move, stack, and retrieve merchandise within the warehouse or distribution center.
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As a Loader/Unloader at DHL, your primary responsibility will be the efficient and safe loading and unloading of packages and freight from trucks and delivery vehicles.
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They safely operate forklifts or other machinery in order to complete tasks such as loading, unloading, sorting, staging, and transporting products. They load and unload trucks, move material within the facility and from the loading platform by carrying, pushing, rolling or operating hand trucks, forklifts, hoists, motorized conveyors, or other material handling equipment.
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Products Being Handled: Cross Dock Operation, Unloading/Loading Trucks. We want the right Warehouse Associate to join us at Ryder and work in the Safest Supply Chain Environment with State of the Art Equipment.
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This position offers long-term employment with responsibilities including manual loading and unloading of containers, heavy lifting, extensive walking, and prolonged standing.
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Ensures the safe loading and unloading of passengers to and from destinations; Under general supervision of the transportation supervisor to drive and attend to a District Automobile, and transport students over designated routes in compliance with assigned schedules, and to do job related work as required.
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