Records and Warehouse Technician

Posted 2 days ago

eg workforce solutions staffingBattle Creek (MI)

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About the role

Job Description: Records and Warehouse Technician
Pay: Starting at $14/hour – Paid Weekly
Schedule: 1st Shift, Monday through Friday 8:00am-5:00pmEG Managed Services is looking for a Records Technician to join our team. This position is with a beloved snacking and cereal company with a strong legacy in Battle Creek, MI.
Company Benefits: Full Time Employees receive a benefits package after 60 days - Medical, Dental, and VisionPTO and Holidays eligible after 90 days
Position Responsibilities: Physically and digitally separate records and archives according to guidelines Update data for the assets within the Records and Archives databases to reflect the separation Label and transfer assets to WK Kellogg Co Records and Archives space Scan materials as needed Complete tasks as assigned by manager
Requirements: High School Diploma or equivalent Excellent customer service skills Effective written and oral communication skills Strong analytical skills with the ability to make sound judgement calls Ability to work with confidential information Knowledge of Microsoft Outlook, Word and Excel Self-starter and team player Ability to perform tasks requiring close attention to detail Ability to stand for most of the day & lift up to 35 lbs (occasionally)
Next Steps: Apply online or call 616-949-2303 to speak with a recruiter. Let EG Workforce Solutions Help You Succeed! Applicants should be prepared to comply with onboarding procedures, which include a drug screen, background check, and any additional requirements that may be necessary for the role.

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