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The Material Handler will be regularly exposed to the typical weather of the local area. We are seeking a motivated material handler to join our company. Ability to correctly read work orders or receive oral instructions to determine work assignments or material or equipment needs.
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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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Previous experience as a material handler or in a similar role is preferred. - Familiarity with material handling equipment and inventory software. Material Handlers at Sam's Club are responsible for moving stock, documenting orders, and keeping inventory.
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The Event Support and Material Movement Specialist is responsible for overseeing their zones, ensuring efficacy, productivity, safety, and the satisfaction of a customer when completing work orders.
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About Fedex When you need a package delivered, look no further than FedEx. FedEx promises to be your delivery assistant in a rapidly changing world, but rest assured they are ready to meet the global challenges.
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Responsibilities include picking and pulling orders, stocking inventory, material packaging, loading and unloading trucks, operating a forklift, receiving, and other general warehouse duties. Responsibilities include picking and pulling orders, stocking inventory, material packaging, loading and unloading trucks, operating a forklift, receiving, and other general warehouse duties.
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As a Material Handler, you will be responsible for: Picking and packing orders for delivery to retail store, guest areas and offices; Assisting with inventory preparation and execution; Organizing the warehouse, storage spaces, BIB rooms; Rotating product and properly discarding expired product; Ensuring successful delivery of items; Accurately invoicing in computer all products being shipped.
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ABOUT THE POSITION:We are seeking a motivated material handler to join our company. Qualifications Ability to correctly read work orders or receive oral instructions to determine work assignments or material or equipment needs.
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