About the role
Guy's Quality Meats Job Opportunity Guy's Quality Meats is a full-line food service distributor and butcher shop. The company has been in business for over 25 years. Job Details Full-time and part-time positions available. Overtime available.
Benefits:
Offered Paid vacation. Dental and vision benefits. 401k/Simple IRA. Bonuses offered.
Requirements:
CDL license not required. Must be familiar with the Treasure Coast area. Must be able to drive a box truck. Must have a clean criminal record. Must have an active driver's license. Must have great customer service. Food experience is a plus. Able to lift up to 80 lbs.
Responsibilities:
Unloads all incoming freight from common carriers, delivery trucks, etc. Notates damage and piece count when applicable. Verifies receipts against purchase orders. Advises the purchasing department of shortages and overages. Stocks all goods in appropriate locations. Assists in physical inventories. Processes customer returns on a daily basis. Assists in picking. Ensure that daily warehouse operations are being completed. Maintain warehouse cleanliness, maintenance, and sanitation. Responsible for maintaining effective warehouse practices and procedures, including FDA, USDA, and other governmental agencies. Implement and maintain the warehouse training program. Responsible for operating vehicles and or machinery to complete duties. Vehicles could include vans, box trucks, etc. Machinery will include the use of forklifts, dollies, and pallet jacks. Assist with the loading and unloading of trucks when needed. Assist with customer service, warehouse operations, forklift operation, product handling, and sanitation. Responsible for ensuring that all temperature checks. Daily truck inspections, preventative maintenance, and repairs. Follow up on repair requests to ensure the completion of repairs. Other duties as assigned.
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