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Each associate has the responsibility of providing a safe working and shopping environment by following all safety policies & standards, completing specified safety training, immediately correcting hazards & unsafe conditions or reporting conditions to the Manager On Duty, and working safely as not to endanger themselves, co-workers, vendors, or customers.
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Warehouse associates are an essential part of The Home Depot s distribution network. These positions include General Warehouse Associate and General Warehouse Associate II.
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They safely operate forklifts or other machinery in order to complete tasks such as loading, unloading, sorting, staging, and transporting products. They load and unload trucks, move material within the facility and from the loading platform by carrying, pushing, rolling or operating hand trucks, forklifts, hoists, motorized conveyors, or other material handling equipment.
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Warehouse associates are an essential part of The Home Depot s distribution network.
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The General Office Associate must have the ability to use computer systems and knowledge of operational reports and procedures. They operate the switchboard or telephone console to route incoming calls, coordinate and expedite the flow of product with vendors and stores, communicate completion dates for deliverables, and communicate with carriers to avoid transit delays.
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Because the Lot Associate is often the first and last associate to interact with customers as they enter or leave the store, customer service plays a vital role in this position. Because the Lot Associate is often the first and last associate to interact with customers as they enter or leave the store, customer service plays a vital role in this position.
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Lot Associates assist customers with the loading of their vehicles and also monitor and maintain the entrance of the store. Lot Associates also are responsible for maintaining a sufficient quantity of carts near the entrance of the store.
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2 Sick time (Washington State, Spokane, and Tacoma)Salary and Temporary associates will earn 1 hour of sick time for every 40 hours worked; FT associates will earn 1 hour of sick time for every 40 hours worked or 4 hours per month, whichever is greater; PT associates will earn 1 hour of sick time for every 40 hours worked or 2 hours per month, whichever is greater.
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Warehouse associates are an essential part of The Home Depot s distribution network.
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Warehouse associates are an essential part of The Home Depot s distribution network.
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Warehouse associates are an essential part of The Home Depot s distribution network.
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Warehouse associates are an essential part of The Home Depot s distribution network.
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An associate in an onsite role is required to work at a specific Home Depot location in order to complete their job duties. Discounts on Cell Phones, Gyms, and More. Starting pay may vary based on factors including, but not limited to, position offered and location.
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Onsite – An associate in an onsite role is required to work at a specific Home Depot location in order to complete their job duties. In-store and Distribution Center Hourly. You may stop and restart the assessment as many times as you like within the 72-hour time frame.
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You will be directed to the assessment link immediately after submitting your application. Your next opportunity may be closer than you think. Once you’ve applied, please come back and apply for other jobs at this store and any store near you.
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