Truck Loader

Posted 2 days ago

international windowCorona (CA)

SENIORITY

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Job Description
Overview: International Window Company is looking for a reliable and detail-oriented warehouse worker to join our shipping and logistics team. In this position, you will be responsible for safely loading and securing windows, doors, and related building materials onto delivery trucks for transport to job sites and customers.
Duties: Load and unload materials and products from trucks and containers Utilize scanners to track inventory and manage shipments Follow safety protocols in compliance with OSHA regulations Assist in order picking and preparing items for shipping and receiving Maintain a clean and organized work environment Collaborate with warehouse supervisors to optimize workflow and efficiency Perform heavy lifting as required, ensuring proper techniques are used to prevent injury
Skills: Experience working in warehouse distribution or similar environments Experience with warehouse management systems (WMS) is a plus Ability to handle materials safely while adhering to safety standards Experience as an order picker or in shipping & receiving processes Excellent attention to detail with strong organizational skills Join our team as a Loader/Unloader and contribute to our commitment to operational excellence in the warehouse environment!
Job Type: Full-time
Benefits: 401(k)Dental insurance Health insurance Paid time off Vision insurance\nCompany
Description: International Window is a long-time Manufacturer in the window & door industry. We offer a wide array of products both in aluminum and vinyl. We have authorized dealers that have remained loyal customers for 30 + years and we continue to grow.
Company Description: International Window is a long-time Manufacturer in the window & door industry. We offer a wide array of products both in aluminum and vinyl. We have authorized dealers that have remained loyal customers for 30 + years and we continue to grow.

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