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Reconcile driver pick up and delivery manifests. At DB Schenker, you are part of a global logistics network that connects the world. Why You’ll Love DB Schenker.
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DB Schenker is committed to a diverse and inclusive workplace. DB Schenker is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate based on race, national origin, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, protected veteran status, disability, age, or other legally protected status.
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Why You will Love DB Schenker. Unload inbound and outbound containers and sort according to size of freight and destination. Read, decode, and decipher freight coding in order to expedite freight movement and tracing process.
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Load inbound and outbound freight to and from vehicles and containers. Perform cleanup activities in the work area to ensure safety and cleanliness of dock. Your Safety is important to us, so we will provide protective gear.
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Responsible for loading and unloading freight accurately, inventory control, rotation and inspection and other warehouse related duties to ensure timely and accurate delivery of freight to customers.
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