Entry-Level Shipping/Receiving Clerk
area tempsColumbia Station (OH)
Entry-Level Shipping/Receiving Clerk
Posted yesterday
area tempsColumbia Station (OH)
SENIORITY
Entry
About the role
Job Description:
A manufacturing company is seeking an Entry Level Shipping/Receiving Clerk to work first shift from 6 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Job Requirements:
Qualified candidates must have basic shipping/receiving experience, must be detail-oriented and safety-conscious, and must have a solid work history with no attendance issues. Only those candidates who can pass a background check and drug screen will be considered. Forklift experience is helpful. Area Temps still believes that the best way to serve both our employees and our customers is through personal service. To apply for this Entry Level Shipping/Receiving position, please submit your resume to parma@areatemps.com, call (440) 253-2983, or TEXT "your name & 180718" to (440) 887-4013.
Additional Information:
For over 35 years, Area Temps has been committed to providing Northeast Ohio companies with office staffing services, technical, skilled trades, industrial and professional staffing solutions. We measure our success by the thousands of people who have accepted permanent positions with our client companies, either through a direct hire or after successfully completing an initial temporary assignment.
Meet Your Recruiter:
Parma OfficeWith almost 40 years experience in Greater Cleveland and thousands of people employed successfully each year, Area Temps still believes that the best way to serve both our employees and our customers is through personal service. When you apply online, we'll review your work skills and location preferences within 24 hours. Qualified candidates will be contacted to arrange for a personal interview, and our personnel supervisors will work with you to find the perfect assignment.
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