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Perform works at minimal skill levels in areas of safety, electrical, electronics, refrigeration, material handling, mechanical, welding, fire systems, and domestic water/waste water (where applicable.
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The hourly pay rate for the Material Handler I position is $20.00. We are not only committed to this policy by our status as a federal government contractor, but also we are strongly bound by the principle of equal employment opportunity.
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Under the direct supervision of the Materials Management Supervisor, The Material Handler will assist in shipping and receiving supplies and assuring they are distributed to the end user in a timely manner.
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Job DescriptionHiring for Seasonal 1st & 2nd shift Material Handlers who will be responsible for Receiving, Stock, Picking and/or Shipping to apply or Text 51893 enter Amscan to join our team! Job DescriptionHiring for Seasonal 1st & 2nd shift Material Handlers who will be responsible for Receiving, Stock, Picking and/or Shipping to apply or Text 51893 enter Amscan to join our team.
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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. Lift objects that weigh anywhere between 15 pounds and 50 pounds (i.e. anything from a bowling ball to a twin-size mattress) with or without a reasonable accommodation The Frito-Lay Warehouse team comes to us with a wide variety of experiences, usually after honing their skills with prior success in warehouses but also other fast-paced environments.
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Ability to operate non-motorized equipment, conveyor systems, Warehouse Management Systems, Packing material systems. Daily inspect, repair, or make adjustments before operating tow-motor vehicles, following safety and maintenance instructions.
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Job Title: Material Handler I- $2,000 Sign-on Bonus Description: At STERIS, we help our Customers create a healthier and safer world by providing innovative healthcare and life science product and service solutions around the globe.
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Hiring for Seasonal 1st & 2nd shift Material Handlers who will be responsible for Receiving, Stock, Picking and/or Shipping Departments. Material Handler -hours/Shift. Casepicker/Order Picker/Cherry Picker/Turret Operators.
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