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Stand-up Forklift, Sit-down Forklift, Cherry Picker, and Pallet Jack experience preferred. The normal duties may include loading, unloading, palletizing, receiving, locating, picking and packing safety products (such as safety goggles, gloves, boots, hydrating beverages and more) or other warehouse-related tasks as assigned.
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Safely operating forklift and/or other machinery in order to complete tasks such as loading, unloading, sorting, staging and transporting products. This team member will create value by loading corrugated packaging products into delivery trucks, unloading materials into the facility warehouse, and delivering inventory to production areas efficiently and safely which assists in the manufacturing of corrugated products.
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Assist in loading fabricated rebar on trailers and unloading stock material from trailers. If you're ready to reimagine ways to make the steel industry more sustainable, reinforce the bridges and roadways connecting our communities, and do meaningful work, you're ready to join CMC. Apply today and start moving your career - and our world - forward.
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Operates various pieces of equipment (i.e. Bendi, Palletizer, Dolly Loader, Pallet Wrapper, Forklift, and Electrical Pallet Jacks). Additionally, OPW supplies loading arms, valves and dry-break couplings, tank truck equipment, rail car valves and equipment, and car wash systems.
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Periodically operate the forklift for product movement and loading/unloading. Warehouse and forklift experience preferred. This is a full-time warehouse position with complete benefit package, including excellent health benefits, profit sharing, and bonuses.
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You will be working with limited supervision, loading, and unloading material, and cutting and fabricating metal materials per specifications. You will be required to meet standard operating procedures in the shop, meet established daily productivity goals, participate in 5S, apply continuous improvement principles, and if certified, drive a forklift.
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Items are placed on pallets and completed orders are moved to the loading dock staging area with an electric pallet jack/forklift, wrapped, labeled, and readied for shipment in a timely manner observing all safety regulations and ensuring all quality standards are met while maintaining the efficient flow of product through the production process.
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Loading and unloading truck and rail cars. - Ability to use forklift after proper training. Our client is looking for a truck loader to join their team. Loading and unloading truck and rail cars.
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You will perform general labor in the shop dealing with metal and/or glass fabrication, assembly and/or packaging. There is exposure to vibration when using power tools and equipment.
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Position is responsible for accuracy in loading and complying with shipper/receiver documentation. Works from Electronic order system or order sheets to build loads using a forklift and/or electronic pallet jack.
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Your primary role involves transporting goods to and from storage areas, loading and unloading trucks, and assisting with inventory management tasks. As a Forklift Operator at Walmart, you will be responsible for safely and efficiently operating forklifts and other material handling equipment to move, stack, and retrieve merchandise within the warehouse or distribution center.
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Complete pre and post trip inspections on all doc Forklift Operator, Lift Operator, Dock Worker, Part Time, Worker, Forklift, Manufacturing, Transportation. As a Dock Worker, you will load and unload freight in a productive, safe and claims-free manner.
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This is a warehouse position responsible for operating an electric pallet jack, or forklift, to select the correct products, labeling product using Sysco Order Selection (SOS) label technology, palletizing product to build customer orders and delivering the product to the dock safely and efficiently.
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Move completed orders to the loading dock or trailer. Use powered industrial equipment, such as a forklift, electric pallet jack or walkie-rider. This position performs a variety of functions that may include receiving and processing incoming product, picking, and filling orders from stock, stacking, and wrapping product and/or building pallets.
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Some warehousing activities as required at the end of the day when the route is over – Unloading and loading product (forklift, pallet jacks, loading) Loading and unloading of product at customer location – 55 Gallons Drums, 330 Totes, Package Goods, Tires (stacking tires 4-6 high (unmounted Tires – 8 high.
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