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3 or more years of Process Engineering experience required. Design, integrate, or improve manufacturing systems or related processes to increase productivity and reduce cost. College degree in Engineering or 5 years equivalent experience.
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Basic computer skills and familiarity with warehouse management systems. Pick, pack, and prepare orders for shipment to stores and customers. Basic computer skills and familiarity with warehouse management systems.
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As a Warehouse Associate at FedEx, you will be integral to the efficient operation of the warehouse, handling the movement, storage, and dispatch of goods. You will be responsible for loading and unloading shipments, sorting packages, and ensuring that all items are accurately documented and stored.
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About Our Client: Our client is a rapidly growing company specializing in street and sewer equipment, including Vacuum and Jetter Trucks and Trailers, Street Sweepers, Camera Systems, and Sewer Nozzles.
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An Assembly Operator is responsible for implementation of quality systems as identified in the Flambeau Inc., Madison GA Quality Assurance Manual and supporting documentation. Operating secondary machinery (hydraulic, pneumatic & electrical) fixtures including but not limited to leak tester, air rachet, air decay, drills, reamers, melt welder/sonic welder, labeling machines, guillotineProper assembly of parts as instructed.
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