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Receive large boxes on warehouse dock, scan product with RF scanner, and input product information into computer. Automated or RF (Radio Frequency) warehouse experience beneficial. Break down cases of product and operate heavy equipment to replenish warehouse.
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Hands-on experience working with a data warehouse system / database engine such as Amazon Neptune, Apache Hive or AWS S3. Proficient with data modeling tools such as erwin Data Modeler, ER/Studio or IBM Data Architect.
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Work collaboratively with other warehouse associates and team members to achieve daily picking and packing targets. Update inventory records in the warehouse management system to reflect items picked and packed for shipment.
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Discuss associate performance with Sr. Warehouse Managers and create plans to address gaps. Direct: Union and/or non-union warehouse on-floor associates (Loaders, Selectors, Receivers, Forklift drivers, etc.
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Safely perform assigned warehouse functions utilizing established processes, procedures and tools while meeting performance expectations for productivity, quality, safety and attendance. PIE equipment could include Crown, Pacer, Reach Truck, Order Picker, Barrett and Turret Truck.
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DocuVault is in need of a Route Truck Driver who can handle a 24 ft cube truck. As a DocuVault driver, you will have the responsibility of servicing our client’s needs daily. As a technology-driven company, DocuVault offers the region’s only state-of-the-art document storage facility specially designed and built for records management, featuring 24/7 security, automated climate control, and fire systems that exceed industry standards.
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Delivery Driver (Amazon) Company Vehicle Provided (no-CDL required) Position Available: Amazon DSP Delivery Associate starting at $20.75 Step Van Drivers starting at $21.75 All positions are eligible to receive bonus compensation based on performance.
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Work is performed in a warehouse environment. The Sanitation Associate is responsible for cleanliness and upkeep of the building and carrying out sanitation, stocking, and cleaning duties.
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Class-A CDL Shuttle Driver/Shop helper BRIDGEPORT, NJ Responsibilities CDL Class A license 1 year of Previous Tractor Trailer driving experience that can be verified within the last 3 years Tanker and Hazmat endorsement High School diploma required Phone and basic computer experience are recommended Basic mechanical knowledge is a plus.
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The Distribution Warehouse Associate at Raymour Flanigan meets the minimal physical demands consistent with a classification of Very-HEAVY. This rating is set forth by The United States Department of Labor.
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Types of jobs you could find at PepsiCo Warehouse Associate. PepsiCo needs a Warehouse associate whose roles include loading and unloading trucks at the warehouse. As a Warehouse associate, you are supposed to pick customer orders and individual routes.
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Work Schedule: 4-5 days per week25 hours per week average Frito-Lay Warehouse/Material Handlers are responsible for a variety of warehouse duties. Work Schedule: 4-5 days per week25 hours per week average Frito-Lay Warehouse/Material Handlers are responsible for a variety of warehouse duties.
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But what else do we offer to that makes being a UPS Warehouse Worker such a great opportunity? Who exactly are UPS Warehouse Workers? Also known as Package Handlers, many of our Warehouse Workers load/unload packages in and out of UPS trailers or our signature brown trucks.
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As the Warehouse Associate you will work independently and in a team to receive, handle, organize, manage and move raw materials, consumables, support items, cell banks, drug substance and drug product in a cGMP compliant material warehouse.
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Our openings include receptionist, data entry, customer service, collections, office managers, call center, administrative assistant, accounts payable clerk, accounts receivable clerk, file clerk, warehouse, assembly, production, pickers, packers, forklift, machine operators, and maintenance mechanics.
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