Production Support
remedy staffingBrooklyn (NY)
About the role
As our Production Support Worker, you will be responsible for various functions in our production operations, helping to Make Life More Fun every day!
What you'll do:
Assemble boxes: Creating boxes for our team members packing orders helps us maximize the orders we can get out the door Stack totes: Stacking totes near our induct stations keeps the critical flow of totes moving through the operation Distribute totes: Distributing stacks of totes throughout our pick zones ensures our team members picking products have this important supply close at-hand Route totes: Routing totes on appropriate conveyors allows a steady supply of work to those in our Singles and OC processing areas; this conveyor is affectionately known as the Candy Cane (due to the hook at the top of the line) May occasionally use a tote handler and manual pallet jack. Ear buds and electronic devices are not allowed during shift. Work independently and as part of a team to build on our culture of fun! What you need to join the fun: Average reading and counting skills Ability to walk, stand, squat, bend, reach overhead, push/pull totes, and carts frequently throughout the shift Ability to frequently lift and carry up to 30 pounds, and occasionally 50 pounds Ability to frequently push and pull carts with up to 30 pounds of force, and occasionally 50 pounds of force Ability to reach heights up to 6 feet Ability to work in elevated work areas up to 28 feet high Ability to occasionally climb stairs Entry Level
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