Stockroom Clerk

Posted 8 days ago

davisstandardPawcatuck (CT)

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About the role

Stockroom Clerk Davis-Standard stands as a premier entity in the innovation, development, and distribution of extrusion and converting technologies. Our extensive systems cover over fourteen product lines tailored to support manufacturing applications across diverse sectors, including automotive, construction, consumer goods, healthcare, and packaging. We operate manufacturing and technical facilities across multiple countries. We have an exciting opportunity for a Stockroom Clerk to join our team in Pawcatuck, Connecticut. This role will perform various stock storage, selection, and inventory duties by following outlined procedures.
Key responsibilities include: Work from packing lists, routing, and general instructions. Unload trucks and receive incoming inventory. Store and disburse a wide range of stock items purchased or manufactured. Count, check, and store incoming items. Release jobs pulled to the production floor. Move and handle materials, using material handling devices.
Qualifications: High School or Technical School Diploma. Experience in a manufacturing environment preferred. Experience operating a fork truck desired.
Equal Opportunity Employer: This 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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