Warehouser

Posted 8 days ago

alaskan copperNorfolk (VA)

Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material Movers, Hand Other Warehousing and Storage

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$17.00 - $20.00 per hour

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About the role

Associate Warehouser, VaOversee loading of truck, strap down materials, perform daily vehicle inspection, and verify paperwork for loads. Operate fork trucks. Assist pulling orders, cleaning, and packaging in the warehouse.

Pay Rate: $17/hr - $20/hr (depending on experience)

Hours of Work: Monday - Friday 8:00am 4:30pm Location: 1140 Azalea Garden Rd Norfolk, VA 23502 Requirements To Be Considered For Position: Application must be filled out completely by the Applicant. Meet all of the Required Essential Job Skills/Experience. Work overtime when required. Willing to comply with company rules and policies. Pass pre-employment drug screen. Must be able to work any shift. Required Essential Job Skills/Experience: Must be at least 21 years of age. Ability to read, write, and understand English. Ability to operate fork trucks.

Required Essential Job Functions/Duties: Operate forklift. Pull orders, clean, and package materials in warehouse as needed. Work overtime as needed. Other tasks as needed.

Benefits: Medical, dental and vision insurance. Paid holidays and paid time off. Life insurance and additional amounts if voluntarily selected.401k and profit sharing programs.

Physical Requirements: 1. This position requires the following in an 8-hour work day:

Total At One Time (Hours) Total During Entire 8-Hour DayStanding: 1 hour up to 7 hours
Walking: 1 hour up to 7 hours
Sitting: 5-10 minutes 1 hour2. Movement of objects and strength required for this job:
Lifting: Carrying:

Up to 5 lbs: CONTINUOUSLY (67-100%) CONTINUOUSLY (67-100%)6-10 lbs.: FREQUENTLY (34-66%) FREQUENTLY (34-66%)11-20 lbs.: FREQUENTLY (34-66%) FREQUENTLY (34-66%)21-25 lbs.: FREQUENTLY (34-66%) FREQUENTLY (34-66%)26-50 lbs.: FREQUENTLY (34-66%) FREQUENTLY (34-66%)51-100 lbs. OCCASIONALLY (1-33%) OCCASIONALLY (1-33%)3. Required repetitive use of hands: Simply Grasping: YES Fine Manipulating: YESPushing & Pulling: YES4. Repetitive Actions/Movements Involving the Feet: Right Foot: YES Both: YESLeft Foot: YES5. Worker Positions Required in the Performance of this Job: Climbing: OCCASIONALLY (1-33%) Stooping: FREQUENTLY (34-66%)Balancing: OCCASIONALLY (1-33%) Kneeling: OCCASIONALLY (1-33%)Bending: FREQUENTLY (34-66%) Crouching: OCCASIONALLY (1-33%)Reaching: OCCASIONALLY (1-33%) Crawling: OCCASIONALLY (1-33%)(above shoulder level)6.

Sensory Requirements: Talking and/or Hearing: YESSeeing: Acuity: YESDepth Perception: YESField of Vision: YESAccommodation: YESColor Vision: NO7. Environmental Conditions That Are Found in the Work Site:

PHYSICAL SURROUNDINGS: _ Inside (75% of time)_ Outside (75% of time)X Both (equal amounts)TEMPERATURE: _ Cold (enough to cause bodily discomfort)_ Hot (enough to cause bodily discomfort)X Variations (sufficient to cause bodily reactions)WET: X Contact with water and/or other liquidsHUMID: _ Moisture content sufficient to cause bodily discomfortNOISE: X Sufficient to require hearing protectionVIBRATION: _ Sufficient to cause repeated motion or continuous shockHAZARDS: X Risk of bodily injury presentFUMES: _ Smoke or vapors resulting from combustion or chemical reactionODORS: _ Toxic or non-toxic smellsTOXIC CONDITIONS: _ Exposure to disabling fumes, dusts, gases, vapors, mists or liquids that may cause bodily harm.

DUST: X Small particulates that may cause occupational diseasePOOR VENTILATION: _ Exposure to drafts or insufficient movement of air

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