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Scheduler/Warehouse Associate - Tampa, FL

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xeroxTampa (FL)

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About the role

Warehouse Associate Xerox is seeking a Warehouse Associate who will be responsible for a wide variety of warehouse activities relating to the receipt, inspection, storage, picking, distribution and basic set up of office equipment, supplies and various goods. There will also be opportunity to fill in as a driver/delivery (once or twice a month) as needed. This is a full-time opportunity with daytime hours from Monday to Friday. Competitive compensation (hourly compensation and applicable overtime) Comprehensive benefits offerings (including medical, dental, vision, life insurance) Retirement Plan – 401kPaid holidays, personal choice days, and paid time off A culture that offers flexibility and a healthy work-life balance Processing lease return paperwork Prepare equipment for shipment and delivery Check all orders for accuracy Maintain a clean and organized warehouse Operate forklift and other warehouse equipment May assist drivers with deliveries and interact with customers as needed Assist with inventory as needed 1-2 years of warehouse and scheduling experience is preferred Driver's license Able to work under pressure and meet tight deadlines Excellent communication and organizational skills Experience using smartphone, tablet and/or laptop Knowledge of Microsoft applications and the Internet Experience operating a forklift is preferred Must be at least 18 years old Ability to stand for 8+ hours and regularly lift 50-70 pounds Able to safely maneuver oversized and overweight equipment Must be able to work in a warehouse environment that may not be climate-controlled Hands-on training of Xerox equipment and all aspects of warehouse safety and responsibilities Ongoing career development training

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