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Airgas is hiring Warehouse Associate in Coppell, TX. We are looking for candidates who take pride in their work as well as work safely.
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Provides SMART customer service at all times through the daily execution of Lowe's customer service policies, procedures and programs. Operates store equipment as needed depending on one specific role and department (e.g., Zebra phone, telephone, paging system, copiers, fax machines, computers, CCTV surveillance system, key cutter, panel saw, paint mixer, flooring cutters, compacter baler.
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The Backup Receiver position is responsible for all functions and paperwork receiving. If the thought of helping people make healthy choices in one of the fastest growing retailers is up your alley – then we need YOU to join our winning team at Sprouts Farmers Market.
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As a Receiver/Stocker, this means:, Being friendly and professional, and responding quickly to customer and associate needs., Unloading and stocking merchandise in an accurate and timely manner., Following safe lifting procedures while moving and placing merchandise., The Receiver/Stocker helps provide the right products to our customers by unloading merchandise from incoming freight, moving it to the sales floor, and stocking departments.
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1 year of related experience in a Warehouse environment or as a Shipper/Receiver is an asset, but not required. KUBRA is looking for a hardworking and reliable Shipper/Receiver to join our Dallas team.
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Receive, unload, and process deliveries and account for incoming freight based on invoice and receiving reports.
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Previous Seasonal Non-Inventory Receiver experience. At Amazon, we're working to be the most customer-centric company on earth. Work a flexible schedule/shift/work area, including weekends, nights, and/or holidays.
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Lowe's is an equal opportunity employer and administers all personnel practices without regard to race, color, religious creed, sex, gender, age, ancestry, national origin, mental or physical disability or medical condition, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, marital status, military or veteran status, genetic information, or any other category protected under federal, state, or local law.
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The Back Door Receiver is responsible for the coordination, receipt, and tracking of all merchandise received from and returned to partners through the receiving area. Ensures accurate credit and disbursement for reclamation merchandise.
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Description:Summary:The Warehouse Receiver is responsible for performing physical and clerical tasks associated with shipment andreception of supplies and finished products. May require a valid driver's license and gooddriving record as demonstrated by a DMV printoutAdditional Info:To learn more about HMSHost and additional career opportunities, visit Opportunity Employer (EOE)Minority/Female/Disabled/Veteran (M/F/D/V)Drug Free Workplace (DFW.
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With a focus on customer service, our neighborhood grocery stores offer high-quality, farm fresh produce, natural meats, plenty of scoop-your-own bulk goods and much more in a fun, friendly, old-fashioned farmer’s market setting.
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