Dock Worker
sullivan tire companiesMerrimack (NH)
About the role
Dock Worker Sullivan Tire, an employee-owned company, has an opportunity for a Dock Worker. The Dock Worker position efficiently and accurately unloads, stacks, loads, and weaves tires on and off company vehicles.
Responsibilities:
Safely and efficiently unload tires from company vehicles onto pallets following best practice standards and company procedures. Verifies and confirms the paperwork and physical inventory are identical. Assist in safely loading of outbound product onto company vehicles following best practice standards and company procedures. Ability to safely operate company equipment including forklift and pallet jack. Maintains a safe and clean work environment. Follow all operational procedures to protect our assets. Adheres to internal controls, policies and procedures. Perform other distribution related duties as assigned.
Requirements: Education/
Experience:
High School Diploma or equivalent.1 year of warehouse experience preferred. Forklift certified. Skills/Knowledge: Commitment to teamwork, a positive attitude, and customer focused. Understands the importance of being accountable. Physically demanding work. Ability to lift 150 pounds frequently. Able to be on feet for long periods of time.
Benefits:
Health Insurance- including Medical, Vision, and Dental Life and Disability Insurance Paid Holidays, Personal Time, and Vacation Time Discounted Services Employee Owned! ESOP Retirement Plan Flexible Spending 401(k) with Company Match Tuition ReimbursementEEO Statement: Sullivan Tire provides Equal Employment Opportunities for all individuals regardless of race, color, religion, gender, age, national origin, marital status, sexual orientation, status as a protected veteran, genetic information, status as a qualified individual with a disability and any other basis protected by federal, state, or local laws. Our company motto is " Treat everyone, customers, and fellow employees, as you would a family member. " Come and join our family!
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