BD Retail Operator - Temporary
fruit of loomNew York (NY)
About the role
Product Preparation Position This position is responsible for the preparation of product according to customer specifications. The duties of this position cover a wide range of activities to include reworking garments, building merchandisers, sticking barcodes, tagging, hanging, packing/repacking, sorting, and creating labels. Specific Responsibilities Prep orders to include attaching hang tags, UPC stickers, folding garments according to type and customer specifications, bagging, inspecting, applying stickers, tags, or any other special attachment as required by customer specifications. Pack orders which requires the operator to secure or construct supplies, including cases, end caps, pallets and all other supplies required according to customer and company specifications. Fills ship case or end cap with specified number of garments or raw balls to match customer specifications and applies stickers or labels as required. Operator may be required to place cover on merchandisers or end caps. Visually check garment as they are packed for correct labeling, bagging or for defects. Palletize product which includes wrapping of all full pallets before they leave Retail area. Electronically prints case labels to be applied to finished product assigned to the retail line. Release labeled case to auto tap machine (may be required to use manual tape machine) Replenishes materials as needed to complete job.
Minimum Qualifications:
- High school diploma or equivalent.
- Ability to do simple arithmetic
- Ability to use some precision instruments (i.e. staplers, wrapping equipment and computer terminals).Minimum Job Experience Required 0 - 3 months of related work experience
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