Stocker - Starting at $19/hr 2nd Shift
$19.00 per hour
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SALARY
$19.00 per hour
About the role
- Reviews, stores, and thoroughly comprehends store orders, including item locations, descriptions, and quantity needed for all orders.
- Picks and prepares cut box tops and plastic from inner packaging for needed cases of product, placing items in a designated location for collection.
- Maintains an elevated level of accuracy for merchandise stocked, to maintain full compliance to departmental performance standards.
- Maintains consistent cleanliness of all work zones at the end of each shift to effectively adhere to departmental quality standards.
- Cross-trains employees in stock distribution as well as other associated warehouse duties to build team capabilities and efficiencies.
- Works to maintain a safe working environment by consistently following safety guidelines and adhering to warehouse safety standards and requirements.
- Performs general housekeeping duties to ensure working areas and aisles are clear of debris, to maximize safety standards and assist in reducing accidents.
- Monitors day-to-day warehouse activities and operation flows, escalating any exceptions or safety concerns to immediate supervisors for swift resolution.
- For this role you will need Minimum Requirements
- Basic awareness of problem solving and decision making skills 0-2 years work experience
- EducationHigh school diploma or equivalent required
- Anticipated Weekly Hours40Time TypeFull time
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