Warehouse Associate
Posted 3 days ago
hanes geo componentsGlendale Heights (IL)
SENIORITY
Entry
SALARY
$18-$20/hour
About the role
Hanes Geo Components, a division of Leggett & Platt in Glendale Heights, IL, (NYSE: LEG) is seeking a warehouse worker for first shift who will work in a warehouse setting and operate a forklift to load customer orders or unload inventory. Rate of pay will be based on experience and range from $18-$20/hour. We will provide training. We require the candidate to be a team player. Forklift experience is required.
QUALIFICATIONS:
Must have cooperative attitude necessary to work effectively with others. Good communication skills (verbal & written).Must be able to follow verbal & written work instructions. Be Safety Conscious.
PRIMARY DUTIES:
The primary duties of the employee are (but are not limited to) the following: All employees have the responsibility to bring forth suggestions and participate in continuous improvement process and verify the implementation of solutions. Conform to all quality/safety/environmental requirements and procedures. Read and follow instructions on orders. Pull stock using proper equipment. Ability to lift 50-100 pounds. Maintain a clean and orderly workplace. Perform other duties as assigned by Department Supervisor. To learn more about Hanes Geo Components visit our website at: www.hanesgeo.com. Hanes Companies is a people-first organization dedicated to providing a complete benefits package for our employees and their families. Benefits include health/dental/vision insurance, retirement savings with company match, discount stock plan, paid time off, paid holidays, employee assistance program, gym reimbursement, education reimbursement, and many more! Equal Employment Opportunity/Veterans/Disability Employer
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