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Warehouse associate's work involves the skills of a forklift operator, order puller, picker, receiving, replenishment, inventory, and freight processor in a fast-paced distribution environment while following warehouse guidelines.
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ScheduleMonday - Friday 4am - 1230pm (OT required)Hard SkillsElectric Double Pallet Jack (Raymond Brand)Reach Forklift OperationExperience with order pickingLoading and UnloadingPallet Jack OperationSoft SkillsTeam CollaborationAttention to DetailAdaptability in Fast-Paced EnvironmentsJob TypeThis is a Contract-to-Hire position with a duration of 3 Month(s.
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Title: 2nd Shift Warehouse Associate (Order Puller) Title: 2nd Shift Warehouse Associate (Order Puller) AC Pro, a family-owned business, has been providing heating and air conditioning products since 1986.
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IMMEDIATELY HIRING Warehouse Order Selectors Starting at $29.23 per hour and make up to $31.74 per hour. Work in a Sysco warehouse and be a critical member of the foodservice supply chain. IMMEDIATELY HIRING Warehouse Order Selectors Starting at $29.23 per hour and make up to $31.74 per hour.
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Turret Forklift Operator / Order Picker. We immediately need 8 Forklift Operators / Order Pickers to unload trucks, pull orders and stage products using Turret forklifts at a large logistics facility in Fontana, CA.
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This is a warehouse position responsible for operating an electric pallet jack, or forklift, to select the correct products, labeling product using Sysco Order Selection (SOS) label technology, palletizing product to build customer orders and delivering the product to the dock safely and efficiently.
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As a Warehouse Order Picker, work independently to compile and ship orders. Contribut Order Picker, Warehouse, Picker, Manufacturing. As a Warehouse Order Picker, work independently to compile and ship orders.
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Arrange stock parts in specific order for assembly. Ability to understand instructions in Country's official language or as defined by Lineage Logistics. Communicate damaged products to inventory or lead/supervisor.
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We expect our team to execute a number of processes and therefore believe in cross-training our team across the Order Picker, Warehouse, Picker, Manufacturing, Benefits. We expect our team to execute a number of processes and therefore believe in cross-training our team across the Order Picker, Warehouse, Picker, Manufacturing, Benefits.
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Record amount o Order Selector, Experience, Business Services, Equipment. Record amount o Order Selector, Experience, Business Services, Equipment. Perform pre-use inspection on pallet jack equipment.
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4 Days and 10 Hour shiftsSchedule:Sun-WedHours: 4:00 am to 2:30 pmCheck and record materials transported to and from the site.
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Case pickers assemble customer orders while following all regulatory and company safety standards, policies, and procedures.
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