Logistics Associate
trident consultingBlandon (PA)
$23/hr
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Trident Consulting is seeking a "Warehouse Operator 1” for one of our client in "Allentown, PA” A global leader in business and technology services.
Role: Warehouse Operator 1Location: Allentown, PA
Pay: $23/hr on w2 Type: Contract
Hours would be M-F depending on business needs but day shift could start as early as 6am-9am work 8 hours with 30 mins lunch latest shift will be 6pm end time. OT as neededPerson must have 5+ years sit down and stand up forklift experiencePrimary responsibilities Operate machinery: Safely and efficiently operate various types of powered industrial trucks (forklifts, order pickers, etc.)Load and unload: Load and unload trailers and trucks, with raw materials, finished goods, or waste products. Selecting and put away: Select orders and put away inbound materials. Packing/unpacking: At times, will be asked to pack orders and prep orders for shipment. Also, will be required to be able to unpack inbound material to be put away into inventory. Inspect equipment: Perform and document daily pre-operation inspections and report any maintenance issues to ensure equipment is in safe working order. Maintain the work area: Keep the work area clean, orderly, and safe by tidying up materials, and removing waste or other debris. Stock management: Move, stack, and stage products, materials, or cases in designated locations, including high racking systems. Documentation: Use handheld scanners to accurately track and record the movement of products, or maintain manual logs and records. Safety and compliance: Follow all safety rules and procedures, and comply with company policies, and operational guidelines. Miscellaneous duties and tasks as assigned. Exemplary attendance and adherence to schedule
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