Parts Warehouse Parts Picker (Sioux Falls, SD)
paycom atsSioux Falls (SD)
Parts Warehouse Parts Picker (Sioux Falls, SD)
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paycom atsSioux Falls (SD)
SENIORITY
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About the role
Billion Automotive is a family-owned business since 1935. We have built our name and reputation on customer satisfaction. We are a growing multi-state organization with more than 25 locations in Iowa, Minnesota & South Dakota! If this is a culture you are striving to be a part of, Billion Auto is now hiring PARTS PULLER/PICKER ASSOCIATE!
QUALIFICATIONS:
-Some Applicable Experience-Basic Computer Skills-Time management and organization skills.-Basic reading and math skills-Valid Driver’s License with clean driving record!
ABOUT YOU:
R ROLE:-Receive, count, and record shipment data into the system as needed.-Deliver products, supplies, and equipment to designated area.-Delivery parts in surrounding area to external customers using company parts van.-Match packing list information to actual packed merchandise.-Pack, unpack, and mark stock items-using identification tag, stamp, or electronic marking tool or other labeling equipment.-May operate the forklift or other machinery to complete tasks.-Verify computations against physical count of stock.-Examine and inspect stock for wear and defects.-Follows company safety policies and procedures and encourages other associates to do the same.-Other duties as assigned. WHY BILLION?Take advantage of Billion's competitive and comprehensive benefit package! We offer health, dental, vision, disability, life, accident & cancer insurance for all full-time employees.
Additional Benefits Include:
-401K (with company match)-HSA & FSA-PTO-Employee Assistance Program-Paid Holidays-Employee pricing on vehicle purchases and service-Opportunities for advancement - we believe in promoting from within!
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