Warehouseman/Forklift Driver
mccollistersMt Holly (NJ)
About the role
EL Warehouseman Reports to Warehouse Supervisor Plan and execute assigned orders to exceed customer expectations, ensure customer satisfaction, and maintain profitability for McCollister's and its members. Works as part of the McCollister's electronics warehouse to load, unload, and distribute freight to meet customer and warehouse requirements.
Responsibilities:
Handle freight properly to maximize efficiency and exceed customer expectations.
Protect customer products, equipment, and facilities.
Identify problems to the crew leader and supervisor.
Operate warehouse equipment, including forklift.
Handle van equipment.
Ship and receive customer products- ensure all products are received by customers in good condition.
Asset scanning system.
Paperwork, load/unload documents.
Additional duties as assigned by management.
Education:
Equivalent combination of education and experience. Experience A minimum 2 years' warehouse experience and be proficient at loading, unloading, receiving, and paperwork management Forklift and bar coding experience is a plus Ability to lift 75 lbs Positive communication skills Competent computer skills Candidate must be able to communicate effectively at all levels of the organization Must be organized Proven track record of working in a team environment and autonomously
Key Competencies:
- Must be able to work in a fast pace environment
- Able to learn asset scanning system
- Strong work ethic and detailed
- Willingness to learn
- Positive communication skills
- Very organized and work in a timely manner
- Team oriented and personally committed to continuous improvement
- Demonstrated ability to interface effectively and positively with all members of the organization
- Basic computer and typing skills for basic Microsoft Office and Google G Suite applications
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