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Sort, handle, load and unload palletized and non-palletized freight using appropriate motorized and manual equipment, including a pallet jack, forklift and by hand. Availability to work a variety of shifts, including days, evenings, nights and weekends, due to varying freight volumes.
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Shipping or Receiving Supervisor. Uses fork lift truck or other material handling equipment to move material to or from work centers, storage or staging areas, warehouse, or shipping area in a timely fashion.
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In addition, by using a system of priorities, the Inventory Specialist will be responsible for directing the flow of traffic in the receiving area to ensure timely processing of vehicle inventory.
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Handles DC and UNFI invoices for product delivered outside store receiving hours. Aids in receiving and sorting overnight deliveries for other teams. Receives product from receiving location to sales floor or appropriate back stock spaces.
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Dry-van trailers pulling no-touch freight. No-Touch Freight - Drivers Earn $62,000-$77,000 Yearly* STEP THREE: We will contact you at the number provided to connect you with a dedicated account specialist.
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