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SHIFT YOUR FUTUREWarehouse Worker/Temporary Cover Driver SHIFT YOUR TEAM Who exactly are UPS Warehouse Worker/Temporary Cover Driver? While functioning as a Temporary Cover Driver you will be required to: Work 8 – 10 hours each day (Monday through Friday) or (Tuesday – Saturday) Have excellent customer contact and driving skills While functioning as a Warehouse Worker you will: Typically work 3 ½ - 5 hours each day (Monday through Friday) or (Tuesday-Saturday) Be required to work your assigned shift (based on operational needs) SHIFT YOUR BENEFITS What's in it for you.
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The primary use of Dash Cams is to assist in the protection and safety of employees and property, prevention, anddetection of criminal offenses such as vehicle vandalism and break-ins and staged-accident fraud, defense of legal claims, driver exoneration, and driver training and improvement.
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Participates in all mandatory trainings, e.g., confidentiality, fire safety, infection control, crisis prevention/intervention, suicide prevention, cultural awareness, disaster training, driver training, medication monitoring, safety and emergency procedures, trauma informed practices, Practice Guidelines, LGBTQ, Integrated Care, Family Inclusion, Heat Safety, Narcan, and other SIL/SHP procedures and practices.
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Keywords: Local Driver, Dedicated Driver, P&D Driver, Driver, CDL-A Driver, Class A Driver, Regional Driver, OTR Driver, Shuttle Driver, Delivery Driver, City Driver.
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Route Sales Driver - Philadelphia, PA. The Route Sales Representative is responsible for selling and merchandising Dietz & Watsons complete line of quality products to existing and new accounts while driving a Dietz and Watson truck.
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General warehouse duties will also be required, checking labels, counting inventory, and keeping the warehouse area clean and organized. The forklift operator will be operating a sit down forklift to move the bags of coco beans to the production line, help with loading and unloading trucks, and staging material to be shipped out.
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At Chick-fil-A Ridley & Springfield Park
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Responsibilities may include Copy/Print Production/Copy Center, Copier Maintenance, Mail/Courier Services, Reception/Office Services, Shipping/Receiving, Inventory Services, Warehouse, File Room/Records File Services based on assigned location.
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Experience:Required: Minimum of 2 years of work experience in distribution, warehouse or supply chain or related fieldPreferred: Experience with powered industrial trucks (order pickers)Knowledge, Skills, Abilities:Forklift certification within the last two years, EHS experience is a plusBasic computer knowledgePhysical Requirements / Work EnvironmentThe employee must have the physical ability to lift and /or move up to 50 pounds.
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Related experience may include: Roll-Back Driver, Flatbed Driver, Delivery Driver, Route Driver, Box Truck Driver, Stakebody Driver, Appliance Delivery. This driver role operates a vehicle that has a gross weight of less than 26,000 pounds in various driving conditions, including construction zones, urban, suburban and rural traffic.
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TMC offers a student driver (apprentice) training program which is recognized as one of the best in the country. Our program is one of the few on-the-job truck driver training programs in the country approved by the Department of Labor as a certified Heavy Truck Driver Apprenticeship program.
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Job SummaryRate of Pay: $17.20 per hour The work of the Aircraft Cleaner classification, depending on assignment, includes any or all of the following; Comply with WFS site security procedures for assigned warehouse and other operations.
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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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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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Experience in University research and financial systems, including Business Objects/Data Warehouse, Workday, BEN Financials. Proficiency in MS Office Word, Excel, and data warehouse systems.
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