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Completes all material transfers requested by the Warehouse Manager/Supervisor. The position of Warehouse Specialist II must perform all essential duties and responsibilities listed below in a timely, safe and professional manner while adhering to all company policies, procedures and safety regulations.
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Position Title: Assistant Branch Manager Department: Management Supervisor: Branch Manager FLSA: Exempt Position Summary: Ensure efficient operation of the Branch to ensure customer satisfaction and projected bottom line profit.
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Purpose The Overnight Receiving Supervisor is responsible for directing and overseeing the warehouse operations of each retail store. In addition, the Overnight Receiving Supervisor is responsible for supervising warehouse specialists, order picke.
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Perform some dispatching functions for drivers and provide coverage for the Delivery Station Supervisor/Delivery Station Site Manager on nightshift, weekends, and holidays. The Logistics Warehouse Lead will lead and cultivate a functional working relationship with all levels of personnel throughout the organization.
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Warehouse Specialist 2. Keeps the warehouse in neat and orderly fashion free from all garbage and debris. Removes all material from the production floor marked as overstock, counts and places material in its designated warehouse location.
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Job Purpose: Position will report to the Warehouse Supervisor. Other tasks as assigned by supervisor or manager. Update reports as required by operations manager and COO.
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The Judge Group is seeking bilingual (English/Spanish) Warehouse Supervisors for a distribution facility Chicago, IL Area! Communicates with other supervisors and the Assistant Manager on day-to-day operational activities.
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Responsible for regularly performing warehouse shipping and receiving duties and any and all duties of the Stock Clerk I, as directed by the Warehouse Supervisor/Manager. Warehouse order fulfillment experience preferred, but training is provided.
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Cargo Warehouse is responsible for warehouse and storage facilities, loading and unloading air cargo, ensuring cargo related documentation is prepared timely and accurately, and regulatory requirements are adhered to and executed against appropriately.
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Position Title: Receiving Clerk (aka CRT Clerk) Department: Receiving Supervisor: Inventory Controlller FLSA: Non-exempt Position Summary:Works closely with Receiving Manager/Supervisor to ensure efficient operation of the Receiving Department.
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Ideal prospect titles: VPs and Directors of Facilities, Purchasing Managers Facility Managers, Business Managers, Facility Operations Supervisor, Superintendent, Building Engineer, Owners, Property and Maintenance Manager, and Corporate Director of Facilities.
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As an Order Selector you'll be responsible for: Selecting products with accuracy with or without manual or powered equipment at the direction of the Supervisor and Site Manager; Handling the selection of products to accurately fill customer orders; Training to operate forklift/electric pallet jack and Voice Pick; Moving up 50-75 pounds continuously; Stacking cartoons of merchandise on to correct pallets up to 7 feet tall, tightly wrapping, labelled correctly, and staged at appropriate location.
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Under the responsibility of the Manager, the Warehouse Supervisor is responsible to supervise, coordinate and oversee the logistics operations and provide coaching, development and training to the staff members.
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This position reports to: Logistics Manager & Logistics Supervisor. Additional post-secondary education is preferred (i.e.: Technical or Vocational education) in areas of material handling, warehouse, distribution, packaging, etc.
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Able to follow instructions from warehouse manager, supervisor, transportation manager and team leaders. As directed by warehouse manager or supervisor, and or team leader, hook to full trailers of bottles, transport a short distance to the appropriate dock door and back in the door.
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