Warehouse Associate - Wire Cutter

Posted 9 days ago

consolidated electrical distributorsBoise (ID)

Stockers and Order Fillers General Warehousing and Storage

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Warehouse Associate - Wire Cutter Looking for an associate to work in a fast-paced warehouse environment where every day is different. Primary duties will involve working in our wire center managing the wire inventory. Hard working, team oriented and self-starting are a must.

Reports to: Warehouse Manager

Minimum Qualifications: Ability to lift 75 pounds. Good mechanical skills. Willingness to learn how to cut wire and perform industry specific tasks in our warehouse is key. Ability to squat, kneel, bend, and twist. Ability to work on concrete floor for entire shift. Ability to climb ladders to pull material. Basic math skills. Ability to read a tape measure.

Preferred Qualifications: Ability to operate a forklift.

Working Conditions: Warehouse environment and outdoor conditions including sometimes extreme hot/cold temperatures.

Supervisory Responsibilities: NoEssential Job Functions: Identify, measure, and cut the correct wire for customers. Fill product orders ensuring accuracy of measurement and wire product selection. Operate the forklift as needed to complete project work. Maintaining the assigned work zone. Resolving discrepancies with appropriate departments. Assisting with other warehouse duties as assigned. Assign and distribute work through a computer. General housekeeping. CED is an Equal Opportunity Employer - Disability | Veteran Other Compensation: The following additional compensation may be applicable for this position:

Profit Sharing Benefits: Benefits available for this position are:

Insurance: Medical, Dental, Vision Care for full-time positions

Disability Insurance Life Insurance 401(k) Paid Sick LeavePaid Holidays Paid Vacation Health Savings Account (HSA) and matching Dependent Care Flexible Spending Account (FSA) Teledoc Paid Pregnancy & New Parent Leave

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