Warehouse Worker

Posted 12 days ago

harris door drawerBuford (GA)

Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material Movers, Hand Custom Architectural Woodwork and Millwork Manufacturing

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Job Description: Harris Door and Drawer, Inc is looking for a Warehouse Worker to join our team. This position works on the warehouse floor, processing orders by assisting with the machining of wood cabinet components. He/she will assist in various stages of production while keeping the warehouse clean and safe at all times. The ideal candidate has experience working in an environment that can be cold and hot during different seasons. This person will need to be able to work safely and quickly, standing for long periods while fulfilling orders.

Responsibilities: Assembly Line Work - Employee will be transferring/milling unassembled wood parts to various locations in the manufacturing process. Position will require manually inserting wood parts into machinery for further processing. Also, offloading machined wood parts and various other duties involved in the manufacturing process of our product. Safety and housekeeping – Ensure a safe warehouse environment by keeping an organized work station, alerting supervisors of any concerns, and completing continuing education for safety and hazards. Review any complaints and notify the shift leader of on-going shipping or receiving issues. Perform other related duties as assigned.

Requirements: A high school diploma or equivalent is required Prior woodworking experience preferred, but not required Experience operating certain power equipment is a plus Must be able to bend, stand reach, pull, lift and carry items in the warehouse About Harris Door and Drawer, Inc.:Harris Door and Drawer, Inc. is a production manufacturing operation dedicated to wood cabinet door industry. Harris Door and Drawer, Inc benefits include health care, paid time off, retirement savings and professional development. We are seeking applicants interested in long-term employment in a family owned small business. Powered by JazzHRiD6mZWFJ8F

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