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Stock Picker/Cherry Picker Operator

Posted 4 days ago

kellyAkron (OH)

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$19 per hour

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About the role

Stock Picker/Cherry Picker Operator Immediate openings are available for qualified candidates. Looking to grow, learn, and evolve in your career? Kelly is here to support you! We are currently seeking an experienced Stock Picker Operator to join a leading medical distribution center in Cleveland, OH. If this sounds like the perfect fit, read on to learn more about this exciting opportunity. Why you should apply to be a Warehouse Associate:2nd shift: 2:00pm – 10:30 p.mMonday – Friday$19 per hour – Weekly pay Temp-to-hire job opportunity What's a typical day as a Warehouse Associate? You'll be: Picking materials and supplies for orders using cherry pickers, voice picking technology, and RF scanners. Verifying orders are correct, packed appropriately, and paperwork is completed. Accurately counting, verifying, and receiving product by using a RF scanner. Stocking and storing the warehouse with equipment and supplies. Checking incoming and outgoing shipments for accuracy. Ensuring warehouse is maintained in an efficient, clean, and safe manner. Completing general cleaning tasks, such as emptying trash cans, sweeping, dusting, and straightening product on shelves. Other duties as assigned. You may be a good fit for this position, if: You have previous warehouse experience (required) You have cherry picker experience. (required) You can lift up to 50lbs. Lifting can be repetitive. You can stand and walk for the entire shift. You can work overtime as needed. We're dedicated to helping you take the next step in your career, so apply to become a Stock Picker Operator today!

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