About the role

Job Opportunity At Enwork Enwork is an equal opportunity employer (minorities/women/veterans/disabled). Enwork is a dynamic, fast-growing company that's been making a mark within the contract furniture industry. Our products are found in offices, universities, and other spaces around the globe. We're lucky to outfit some of the leading brands in the world, including Lyft, Microsoft, Tesla and Snapchat. We offer a variety of benefits including health/prescription insurance, dental insurance, vision insurance, long term disability, short term disability, life insurance, 401k, paid time off and more.
Responsibilities: Responding to calls from the manufacturing floor in a timely and professional manner. Uploading and receiving of deliveries. Pulling and staging orders for outbound shipments. Providing excellent customer service Checking shipments for accuracy and ensuring they are thoroughly secured for delivery. Operating forklifts and 4-directional units safely and responsibly. Treating all customers and co-workers in a helpful and professional manner. Packaging and consolidation of materials.
Requirements: Superior attention to detail. Reliable transportation. Good organizational skills. Ability to lift 50 pounds consistently. Ability to stand, bend, twist and reach throughout the entire shift. Forklift experience is preferred. Enwork designs and manufactures contract office furniture and is based in Lowell, MI. We're family owned, we work hard and are one of the fastest growing companies in the industry. Check out www.enwork.com for more information.

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