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Shipping & Receiving Associate

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omaha slingsOmaha (NE)

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Job DescriptionJob DescriptionJob Location: 4406 S. 89th Street Omaha, NE 68127
Job Summary: We are seeking a motivated individual to join our company as a Shipping and Receiving. As part of our team, you oversee and document the receiving of packages, parcels, and supplies, store items in the appropriate areas, and prepare items for shipping. This is a position that requires a highly organized personality. You must pay close attention to small details while managing the logistics of a high volume of items entering and leaving the facility. You must be able to lift up to fifty pounds unaided and be able to bend, crouch, and lift items throughout your shift. Shipping and Receiving Duties and ResponsibilitiesAccept and document packages and deliveries made to the facilityStore items received in appropriate storage areas, documenting any changesPrepare items for shipping, noting item contents, delivery methods, and other logistical detailsIdentify and resolve shipping, storage, or receiving discrepancies as they ariseMaintain a clearly organized workspaceAdditional responsibilities as assigned by supervisor Shipping and Receiving Requirements and QualificationsHigh school diploma or GED certificatePrior warehouse experience (preferred) Forklift experience and certificationExceptional organizational skillsComputer literate

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