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The Warehouse Worker's main responsibilities include receiving and processing incoming products, preparing orders for transport, and performing inventory and quality control duties.
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Perform one or more distribution-related functions that allow, as the business requires, assignment across various functions such as checking, picking, packing, replenishment, bin/bulk order fill, bin/bulk stocking, shipping, receiving/returns, sorting, or loading (as applicable to operation.
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With multiple warehouse sites located across the United States and Mexico, we maintain an extensive inventory of adhesives, abrasives, electrical, static control, tapes, labeling and safety products.
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Knowledge/Skills/Abilities: Perform various roles including activities such as product receiving and selection, packaging, sorting, re-boxing, marination, further processing and facility sanitation while adhering to company manufacturing requirements and safety regulations.
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Related Experience/Requirements: Production, warehouse, food processing, manufacturing, food production or food service warehouse environments preferred. Work in a fast-paced environment preparing meat products to feed lines and/or prepare for the next stage of processing.
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Description: We are looking for an effective customer facing Warehouse Supervisor to direct receiving/warehousing/distribution operation as well as managing parts/service. Ability to operate warehouse equipment –forklift and pallet jack preferred.
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This individual will be responsible for assisting the flow of materials in and out of the facility, including order picking, receiving, storing, inventory management, production support, and overall warehouse organization.
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Responsible for receiving and inspecting products, accurately labeling items and reporting any discrepancies in reconciliation of deliveries and invoices. Load, unload and transport products and materials to different areas of the warehouse and/or other client locations.
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Operates forklift to move, convey or hoist shipments from shipping and receiving platform. A Warehouse Associates job is available with a manufacturing client in Bloomingdale, IL. The individual verifies and keeps records on incoming and outgoing shipments and prepares items for shipment.
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Previous experience with Shipping and Receiving in a manufacturing environment. Files Shipping and Receiving Paperwork. Previous experience in the food industry and knowledge of GMP's preferred.
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You will also be responsible for moving products on the receiving dock using a manual pallet jack, utilizing an RF scanner to scan incoming shipments and find locations, palletizing, stacking, making boxes, and wrapping.
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This position performs a variety of warehouse functions including shipping, receiving, and quality control as directed by supervisor. Must have knowledge of Shipping, warehouse and safety procedures and some computer experience.
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Job Types: Customer Service Rep, Distribution, Forklift Operator, General Labor, General Warehouse, Hand Packaging, Manufacturing, Material Handler, Shipping and Receiving, Warehouse.
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Your responsibilities will include receiving, storing, picking, packing, and shipping merchandise to Walmart stores or directly to customers. - Use of warehouse equipment and machinery, including forklifts and pallet jacks.
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KEYWORDS: Forklift, warehouse, forklift driver, receiver, machine operator, material handler, shipping associate, receiving associate, warehouse clerk, forklift operator, pickup, receiving associate, loader, unloader, shipping specialist, stocker, warehouse packer, night filler, stacker, warehouse operative, warehousing, cross dock, LTL.
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