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Experience operating a motorized, ride-on pallet jack or similar equipment preferred. Perform pre-shift equipment checks and safely operate a ride-on electric pallet jack. Recent experience (within past 6 months) in high-endurance or highly physical activity or role preferred e.g. lifting/transferring patients, sports/fitness, farming, construction work, etc.
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Team-Up to clear aisles of debris, stack empty pallets from slots and return pallet jacks to charging area. Experience selecting large scale orders in a warehouse or distribution center environment preferred.
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To compensation and benefits that respect and reward our employees for their dedication and hard work. are our cultural beliefs, the pillars that define our work ethic, collaborative spirit and service.
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Safely and accurately select customer orders; Build and wrap pallets; Meet required weekly standards for productivity and accuracy. US Foods is one of the largest food distributors with a culture and a history of promoting from within, excellent training programs and continuous improvement focus.
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