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As a US FOODS® Night Warehouse Selector you will be responsible for preparing customer orders that grow our business, instilling and reinforcing safety above all else. Your efforts as a Night Warehouse Selecto r are the foundation that defines US FOODS® success based on our pillars of cultural beliefs, work ethic, collaborative spirit, and service.
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Great Night Warehouse Selectors are crucial to the US FOODS® team and one of the important faces of our organization. With our Flex Scheduling options, a true work-life balance is within reach at US Foods.
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Ensure implementation is in alignment with overall US Foods category strategy and goals and defined Area needs. Ensure Area product assortment is in alignment with US Foods category strategy and work to reduce SKU duplication.
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Directs and oversees the overall operations and site management of the Distribution Centers (DCs).
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Great drivers are crucial to the US Foods® team and one of the important faces of our organization. At US Foods, we're committed to our mission of. Carefully unload products from the trailer with a two-wheeler, pallet jack, or by hand and place in designated customer storage areas.
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US Foods is one of the largest food distributors with a culture and a history of promoting from within, excellent training programs and continuous improvement focus. At US Foods, we’re committed to our mission of GREAT FOOD. MADE EASY.
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US Foods is headquartered in Rosemont, Ill., and generates more than $28 billion in annual revenue. With 28,000 employees and more than 70 locations, US Foods provides its customers with a broad and innovative food offering and a comprehensive suite of e-commerce, technology and business solutions.
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US FOODS® is one of the largest food distributors with a culture and history of promotion from within and unlimited career growth opportunities w/ ongoing job skills and leadership development training.
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This position is responsible for ensuring that raw and ready-to-eat (RTE) beef, veal, pork, poultry and seafood products and plant processes comply with corporate policies and regulatory standards across multiple production plants, supporting the company’s Food Safety and Quality culture, and leading continuous improvement initiatives.
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This position is responsible for ensuring that raw and ready-to-eat (RTE) beef, veal, pork, poultry and seafood products and plant processes comply with corporate policies and regulatory standards across multiple production plants, supporting the company’s Food Safety and Quality culture, and leading continuous improvement initiatives.
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This position is responsible for ensuring that raw and ready-to-eat (RTE) beef, veal, pork, poultry and seafood products and plant processes comply with corporate policies and regulatory standards across multiple production plants, supporting the company’s Food Safety and Quality culture, and leading continuous improvement initiatives.
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This position is responsible for ensuring that raw and ready-to-eat (RTE) beef, veal, pork, poultry and seafood products and plant processes comply with corporate policies and regulatory standards across multiple production plants, supporting the company’s Food Safety and Quality culture, and leading continuous improvement initiatives.
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In line with the US Foods cultural beliefs of “expect excellence” and “team up” effective communication is paramount; and so, the FFC engages and collaborates effectively in a team based selling approach through consistent and comprehensive use of the Sous tool.
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The FFC brings forth excellence in the realm of culinary demonstration, and has an ability to teach, connect and inspire in a way that strives to instill confidence and provide inspiration for, and with, US Foods Customers.
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As the chef seeks to utilize social media, live, and print media to increase the recognition and reach of the Food Fanatics program, the implications of behavior, tone, attitude, and the US Foods cultural beliefs are at top of mind.
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