Warehouse Material Handler

Posted 4 days ago

uptalentMobile (AL)

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Junior

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$22/hr

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About the role

Job Description: Warehouse - Materials Handler (Load Out Technician) This is an exceptional opportunity to work with an Oil&Gas Services company rotating to Mobile, Alabama
Job Description
Pay Rate: $22/hr -$23/hr depending on experience with Medical, Dental and Vision under a W-2 Contract to Hire
Hours: 6am - 6pm, Day Shift mainly, but may require nights, weekends, extended shifts, or continuous operations based on manufacturing and project delivery requirements.
Job Summary: The Load Out Technician is responsible for executing load-out, spooling, and material handling activities associated with subsea umbilicals and related equipment. This role supports the safe and efficient transfer of finished product from manufacturing to transport or installation interfaces. The position performs rigging, lifting, spooling to installation reels, and seafastening operations in accordance with approved procedures, lift plans, and project requirements. The Load Out Technician ensures all activities are conducted with a high level of safety, equipment control, and product integrity. This role operates within a yard environment and requires strict adherence to HSE standards, operational procedures, and quality requirements associated with subsea umbilical handling and delivery.
Preferred Requirements: Forklift Experience
Overhead Crane Experience: Electro Mechanical Background Note that if you get hired you must undergo a background check, a driving records check and a drug screening\nCompany DescriptionUpTalent provides a full suite of talent solutions that solves every workforce challenge. We empower business success while consistently delivering an unsurpassed quality experience.
Company Description: UpTalent provides a full suite of talent solutions that solves every workforce challenge. We empower business success while consistently delivering an unsurpassed quality experience.

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