Order Auditor Checker
just staffingBurlington (IA)
About the role
Job Description:
Just Staffing is searching for an Order Checker Auditor to join our growing team! The ideal candidate is self-motivated, takes personal pride in their work, and is safety minded. Potential Team Members must have a passion for customer service to ensure the delivery of safe, consistent and high quality services at all times. The Order Checker Auditor examines and records materials transported by truck or rail, to or from site by performing the following duties. PAY 14.60 per hour
Job Requirements:
18 years or older High school diploma or general education degree (GED) preferred; Proven ability to use basic mathematical skills Available to work occasional to frequent overtime Ability to read and take direction in English Ability to lift up to 50 pounds with or without reasonable assistance Available to work occasional to frequent overtime Ability to operate manual and electric material handling equipment such as hand jacks. Must be willing and able to frequently push, pull, kneel, bend and reach Ability to communicate with supervisors, associates, and forklift operators. Continually meet internal and external customer expectations through teamwork, respect and willingness to help and support others. Demonstrate complete commitment to a culture of safety. Promote a safe work environment through personal actions and identifying any safety concerns. Treat all team members with a respect while demonstrating positive work attitude and leadership skills. Take initiative to continually improve performance and work processes through feedback, problem solving and generating new ideas. Work with a sense of urgency to complete tasks safely, effectively and efficiently. Demonstrate excellent job performance in productivity, quality, safety, and attendance
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