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Physically able and willing to become certified to operate a forklift in accordance with IPP. (Injury, and Illness Prevention Program) A Retail Stocking Associate (part-time) helps to ensure goods are properly received and stocked.
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Unload or assists in unloading products and materials at the customer's jobsite by using crane (boom), conveyor, piggybacks (Moffett) and/or by hand. Must successfully complete all Company training and certification requirements regarding equipment usage, including obtaining R.P. Lumber's Boom and Forklift Certification.
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To understand the operation, safety requirements and restraints of a baler, case cutter, pallet jack and fork lift (must be 18 years or older to operate the pallet jack, forklift, baler, and cutters.
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As a Power Equipment Operator at Walmart Supply Chain, you will be operating power equipment to move product through the Distribution network to the Stores to service our Customers.
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3 months of experience operating forklift/power equipment such as lifts, order pickers, and similar equipment. The Receiver/Stocker helps provide and deliver the right products to our customers by safely unloading merchandise from incoming freight, moving it to the sales floor, and stocking departments.
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Depending on location type, the Receiver/Stocker works morning, afternoon evening, or overnight to prepare for store opening. This associate handles hazardous materials, replaces damaged shelving, keeps the backroom organized, and ensures equipment is charged.
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Experience with DockMaster is valuedCertifications & Licenses: Forklift Certification is a requirement (Big Thunder Marine will provide training) Must possess, or have the ability to obtain, a Class E drivers and MO boaters license WORK ENVIRONMENTTypical office environment with moderate noise level when working indoors.
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Experience in operation of a variety of equipment and tools, such as forklift, scissor lifts, mowers, and snow removal equipment. General cosmetic finish repairs, including but not limited to: drywall, epoxy paint, caulk and trim.
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Telephone, fax, copier, cash register, intercom system, pallet jacks, forklift, trash compactor, cardboard compactor, box cutter, knives, computer, calculator, printer, wireless devices, internet, RPM system and Microsoft Office products.
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Additionally, this associate organizes merchandise and top stock to set up stores for sales success. Depending on location type, this role requires morning, afternoon evening, or overnight availability any day of the week.
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