Warehouse Associate - Fernley

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deceuninck north americaFernley (NV)

Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material Movers, Hand General Warehousing and Storage

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$19.00 per hour

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About the role

Deceuninck North America is seeking a Warehouse Associate for its Fernley, NV facility. In this role, the Warehouse Associate I works in the warehouse in a variety of jobs and tasks that prepare product to be stored in fixed locations and shipped to the customer. This person works in a team environment actively problem-solving issues which contribute to process improvement. If you enjoy interacting with all levels of the organization and want to be part of a culture that fosters positive employee relations, please submit your resume for further consideration. This is a day shift position that starts at $19.00/hour

Core Responsibilities: Able to safely operate fork truck moving AK carts to/from storage. Includes putaway, picking, and consolidating operations. Storage of racks up to 6ft high. Use hand held scanner to properly move inventory between locations. Checking off orders for accuracy and loading outbound orders to customers.

Qualifications: Ability to drive a forklift with non-standard loads. Understanding of warehouse storage concepts, ability to interpret warehousing data.2 years warehouse experience a plus. Able to work independently and problem solve.

Education:

High School Diploma or GED required.
Internal Candidate Instructions:
To be considered for the above position, please visit our website www.WorkAtDNA.com, click on Careers, search for the job posting and upload your resume.
At Deceuninck North America (DNA), career development is a shared responsibility in which all employees are encouraged to develop, improve, and enhance their skills and professional growth to support DNA's business objectives.

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