Warehouse Laborer--Orange, TX

Posted 2 days ago

complete staffingOrange (TX)

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

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About the role

Job Description: We are hiring a Warehouse Laborer to work for well-established word-wide company, at the Orange, TX warehouse.Applications must contain a CURRENT and DETAILED resume (Resumes that are not Current or Detailed will not be considered)Serious applicants ONLY!

PLEASE READ FULL DESCRIPTION: BEFORE APPLYING**APPLICANTS MUST INCLUDE THEIR CURRENT CITY/STATE OF RESIDENCE ON APPLICATIONThe warehouse laborer position will entail cleaning the warehouse floor, using a blower, brooms, dustpans, assisting with trash duties and assisting with some labor on the floor, such as banding pallets and organizing areas. Training will be provided on the sweeper truck and possibly the forklift, so a valid driver’s license is required. The job is temp to perm and training will be on day shift starting (8am-4:30pm), but will likely switch to evenings (5:30pm-2am) after training is complete.

REQUIREMENTS: Valid Driver's License and Social Security Card Steel Toe Boots Clean Background Clear Drug Screen at time of hire-in Physical--Must be in GOOD physical condition Lift Test--Able to lift 75 pounds manually Reside in Texas or Louisiana at time of application and hire-in Must be able to attend work regularly and on time Must have a checking/savings account for direct deposit. Previous forklift experience is helpful but not required. Starting pay will be at $16/hr. Notes-Bring your lunch. Lead man will advise when paid breaks are allowed. Must give 24 hr notice to take off of work. If sick, bring doctor excuse. No cell phones in warehouse.*FAILURE to REPORT or CALL IN for HIRE IN APPOINTMENT WILL RESULT IN RESTRICTION FROM FUTURE EMPLOYMENT WITH US.**FAILURE TO SUBMIT TO YOUR DRUG SCREEN AT TIME OF HIRE IN, WILL PREVENT YOU FROM EMPLOYMENT.

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