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The Warehouse Lead will be responsible for leading a team in receiving of materials into warehouse, picking of piece parts, and larger work orders in a manner that meets AHEAD's Standards for safety, security, quality, and productivity.
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Where you will play a crucial role in overseeing the daily operations of our shipping/receiving warehouse. You will also be involved in picking, packaging, and receiving customer order items, managing inventory, implementing process improvements, and maintaining shipping records.
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In-house services include graphic design, web development, onsite screen printing and embroidery, 240,000 SF of warehouse space, pick-pack, and kit assembly. Summary: As a Production Supervisor, you will be responsible for managing the production processes within the Screen-Printing and Production Receiving departments.
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Applying MTS tags and using handheld scanner machines for bar codes to track components and chemicals in the warehouse. Document, count, and verify customer piece counts for shipping and receiving.
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Performs warehouse operations on the Receiving dock, picks orders, packs order and/or helps with dock processing. Will be performing warehouse job duties such as counting, sorting, and recording of large, heavy-weight stock.
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Must have a working knowledge of general warehouse operations, receiving and/or food industry experience a plus. The performance of this position requires exposure to the manufacturing and warehouse areas that, under certain conditions, may require the use of personal protective equipment.
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Clean, organize, and make warehouse space presentable, and clutter-free. Manage & oversee shipping and receiving operations; ensure all paperwork is prepared. Track all inventory items, returns, and any material added to our stock supply.
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Follows-up and maintains Receiving Manager/Supervisor aware of activities and discrepancies. Responsible for maintaining accurate records of shipping and receiving related transactions.
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With the provision of negotiation after an eight (8) week period, where a review will occur and. Oversee other warehouse employees; organize operations so that the warehouse. When interacting with a client, always present a professional, welcoming, and respectful.
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Warehouse Management: Oversee warehouse activities including receiving, stowing, picking, packing, and shipment preparation. This includes managing the receiving, storage, and distribution of raw materials and finished goods, as well as supervising the warehouse team.
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Rotate and train on each aspect of the warehouse / distribution processes on all shifts (Freight, Returns, Receiving, Restock and Transfers). Provide hands-on support for the department Warehouse Lead, Supervisor, Lead, Warehouse, Business Services.
$43.75 an hourFull-timeExpandApply NowActive JobUpdated 22 days ago - UpvoteDownvoteShare Job
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The warehouse associate is responsible for performing various warehouse activities including but not limited to; assembling components in production, stacking product, moving material within the warehouse, and receiving and processing material into inventory to help meet departmental goals.
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Manage overnight / night operations of warehouse, including: returns, receiving, put away, transfers, restock, freight, parcels and conversion. Lead and develop overnight / night warehouse team to deliver unparalleled customer service.
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Experience working in a warehouse, distribution center, shipping and receiving department, or similar environment. The Warehouse person will properly and safely stock our roofing materials in our warehouse, pull inventory for customer pick-ups, use a forklift to unload inventory from incoming delivery trucks and load our trucks for jobsite deliveries.
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Demonstrated reliability and initiative Safety focused. Exposure to working in a quality and controlled material environment. Hours over 40 will be paid at Time and a Half. Forklift Certification/Experience a plus - Cherry pickers - Order pickers - Pacer/Dock stocker - Turret Trucks.
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