Order Processing
rough countryDyersburg (TN)
About the role
Order Processing In Order Processing, the primary responsibility for each team member is to ship all orders safely, accurately, and efficiently. At a minimum, all orders received/entered before 5 PM Monday – Friday are required to be shipped, to the customer, before the work day is over. The following are required of Order Processing team, but not limited to: Process orders in WMSMeet Order Processing Rates Stack Kits on Pallets Keep Order Processing Clean Replenish Pick Locations
Requirements:
Self starter – ability to work with minimal supervision, ability to perform basic skills (reading, writing, math), above average communication skills, safety oriented, demonstrate good housekeeping rules and procedures, exhibit diplomacy with management and peers, ability to work extended hours as needed to fulfill orders on a daily basis, train additional personnel as needed, assist in other areas of the warehouse as needed. Ability to lift 70 lbs. Tech savvy a plus. Experience with Accellos WMS and/or SAP a plus. Rough Country offers a robust benefits package: Health Insurance – After 90 days, Rough Country pays 90% of the employee's cost for his/her health. 75% coverage for family members. Dental, Vision, Life, Long-Term Disability Insurance – All employees eligible after 90 days. Paid Vacation Accrual – After 6 months, Full-time and Part-time employees working 30+ hrs/wk earn vacation days as they work. Retirement – After 1 year, all Rough Country employees are eligible for 401K enrollment. Holidays – All major federal holidays observed. Rough Country is a Drug Free Workplace Rough Country LLC, located in Dyersburg, TN, is a customer-focused provider of suspension systems at market-leading prices to the off-road SUV and truck market. Rough Country suspension systems raise the ride height of vehicles to enable steeper approach, higher ground clearance, accommodate larger wheels and tires, and create a more aggressive appearance for the vehicle.
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