Warehouse Worker

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fareway meat groceryKansas City (MO)

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About the role

Job Function: Maintain a safe, clean, and organized warehouse environment to facilitate the storage and timely delivery of products to customers. Main duties and responsibilities:
  • Follow all work instructions from Warehouse Manager
  • Complete shipping and receiving tasks (loading and unloading of trucks) in an accurate and timely manner
  • Complete required SAP transactions and other required recordkeeping for outbound product and inbound raw materials and packaging
  • Clean and organize all warehouses, freezers, and storage trailers in accordance with all GMPs and established standards
  • Manage receipt and stocking of finished goods from Production. Finished goods and materials should be managed on a FIFO basis
  • Donate or dispose of short dated or damaged product as needed
  • Assist Production and QA departments with inventory control efforts
  • Prioritize workplace safety at all times
Qualifications:
  • Forklift certification and pallet jack experience
  • Warehouse and/or manufacturing experience preferred
  • Ability to accurately count and perform basic math
  • High school diploma preferred
  • Spanish language a plus
Physical Demands and work environment:
  • Lift (up to 50 lbs) and bend as needed
  • Able to adjust work schedule as needed
  • Exposure to a cool/cold environment for sustained periods
  • Able to communicate and team with all levels of employees*EOERequiredPreferredJob Industries
Retail

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