Warehouse Pallet Lead

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updike distribution logisticsWest Valley City (UT)

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About the role

Join a growing company that will have a lasting impact on your work life and celebrates your achievements every step of the way! Want to promote? No problem. Work hard and maybe you can be our next lead or train to be our next maintenance technician. We are huge believers in promoting from within. We offer competitive weekly piece rate pay with paid training! Piece rate is dependent on your ability to work efficient and safe. The more you produce the greater ability to make an excellent wage. If you are self-driven, competitive, goal oriented and can work hard, this is a job for you. Work hours are based off quota, most piece rate employees work 32-36 hours per week.
Position Summary: The Pallet Repair Lead is responsible for supporting the daily pallet repair and sort operation while working alongside the team to achieve production, quality, safety, and customer expectations. This position serves as the primary floor-level point of contact and works closely with the Supervisor to ensure daily goals are achieved, customer specifications are followed, and all outbound loads meet established quality requirements. The Lead is expected to lead by example and demonstrate a strong commitment to safety, quality, productivity, accountability, and customer service.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Quality & Customer RequirementsPerform quality inspections on all outbound loads during the loading process to ensure customer requirements are met. Perform quality inspections on all sorted and repaired pallets. Understand and demonstrate knowledge of the required specifications for all pallet types handled within the operation. Ensure pallets being repaired, sorted, staged, and shipped meet the appropriate customer specifications. Complete and maintain all required quality inspection forms and documentation. Identify quality concerns and ensure corrections are made before pallets or loads are released. Communicate recurring quality issues to the Supervisor and assist with corrective actions. Must be able to lift 65+ pounds repetitively throughout the day Shipping & Operational ExecutionMonitor loading and shipping activity to help ensure trucks are processed efficiently and detention fees are avoided. Ensure outbound loads are accurate, properly staged, inspected, and ready for shipment. Inspect operational and shipping paperwork to ensure all required information is complete and accurate. Correct documentation discrepancies before paperwork is finalized or submitted. Communicate delays, equipment issues, staffing concerns, or other conditions that could impact customer service or detention to the Supervisor immediately. Inventory control SafetyMaintain a strong safety presence throughout the operation. Identify and immediately address unsafe behaviors or conditions. Make corrections when safety violations are observed and communicate significant or repeated violations to the Supervisor. Ensure employees follow required PPE, equipment, and established safe-work procedures. Lead by example by consistently demonstrating safe work practices. Help maintain a clean, organized, and safe work environment. Leadership & Team AccountabilityLead the team by example through attendance, work ethic, attitude, safety, quality, and productivity. Communicate daily production, quality, and operational expectations to employees. Monitor team performance throughout the shift and provide direction when adjustments are needed. Train and coach employees on pallet specifications, repair standards, sorting requirements, quality expectations, and safe work practices. Hold employees accountable for following established processes and expectations. Support employees in resolving day-to-day operational challenges. Promote teamwork, communication, accountability, and respect throughout the operation. Keep the Supervisor informed of production, quality, safety, staffing, and customer-related concerns. Key Areas of AccountabilityThe Pallet Repair Lead will be directly accountable for supporting: Outbound load quality Sorted and repaired pallet quality Customer pallet specifications Quality inspection documentation Accurate and complete paperwork Efficient loading and detention prevention Safety compliance and immediate correction of unsafe conditions Daily production expectations Employee training and accountability Communication with the Supervisor Overall organization and condition of the production floor Leadership ExpectationThe Pallet Repair Lead is expected to be a hands-on leader who understands that quality, safety, productivity, and customer service are directly connected. The Lead must be willing to identify issues, make appropriate corrections, communicate concerns, and help provide solutions before those issues negatively impact the customer or the operation. Most importantly, the Lead is expected to lead by example and demonstrate the same level of accountability, safety, quality, and work ethic expected from every member of the team. Equal Opportunity EmployerThis employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.

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