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Six (6) months experience of proficiently utilizing a stand-up forklift and riding pallet jack preferred. Lift and move cases (selecting a product and placing on a pallet) ranging in weight up to 75 lbs continuously to and from heights ranging from floor to knee, waist, shoulder, and overhead.
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Ensures maintenance of the sales floor and merchandise presentation in accordance with company policies and procedures by properly handling claims and returns; zoning the area; stocking, arranging and organizing merchandise; setting up, cleaning, and organizing product displays; removing damaged goods; signing and pricing merchandise according to company policies and procedures; identifying shrink and damages; and securing fragile and high-shrink merchandise.
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Forklift Certified or must be able to pass forklift training in order to obtain a certification. Must be able to use a drum cart to move drums weighing up to 650 lb. Forklift Certified or must be able to pass forklift training in order to obtain a certification.
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Experience in replenishment, cycling of product, RF (radio frequency) scanners and other returns related functions preferred. Must exhibit a high level of endurance, energy, and strength to successfully perform the position.
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Walking – walking on flat or uneven surfaces, up and down stairs and on grass or gravel will be required. POSITION SUMMARY: A Forklift Operator operates forklift to move materials, load trucks for customer delivery, and maximize the use of plant space.
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Job Requirements Education High School diploma or GED required Experience Previous plastic molding experience a plus Knowledge Strong attention to detail Good math skills Forklift experience/ license preferred Computer skills Physical Requirements Factory environment Be able to lift up to 55 pounds.
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Walking, reaching, standing, stooping/bending, squatting, turningEquipment Operation:meat saw, meat slicer, scale, racks, knives, meat grinder, cuber, bulker, meat mixer, pattymachine, tenderizer, pressure washer, telephone, paging systemMentaljudgment/decision making, social skills/verbal interaction, memorization, reading, writing, mathEnvironmentalexposure to cold temperatures and wet surfacesOCCASIONAL:PhysicalEquipment operation (forklift), pallet jack, flatbed.
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