Seasonal Warehouse Picker

Posted 3 days ago

loopy casesGriffith (IN)

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$15 per hour

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About the role

Job Description: We're searching for seasonal order picker team members to add to our incredible team here at Loopy. The ideal candidate thrives in a fast-paced environment, is a team player, has a positive attitude, and good attention to detail. If you feel this describes you, we'd love to hear from you! We're located in Griffith, Indiana, just 7 minutes from 80/94 and 15 minutes from the Illinois border. If you'd like more info on who we are, please check out our website (www.loopycases.com).Pay: $15 per hourQualifications and Skills: High school diploma or equivalentSuperb attention to detailAbility to sit, walk, bend, twist, reach, and use hands and fingers to perform continual tasks for prolonged periods of timeAbility to lift 40 poundsSelf-driven and works well with a teamFast learnerAbility to accept and utilize constructive feedbackMust be available to work 40 hours per weekMust be available to work most weekendsMust be comfortable working in a fast-paced environmentMust pass a background checkResponsibilities and Duties: Picking orders with high accuracySupport inventory accuracy through careful handling and organizationStay productive while working independentlyClocking in and out of your shift on timePerks of joining Loopy Cases: Paychecks distributed weeklyFriendly work environmentCatered lunchesNew phone caseAll communication from us will be via email, so please make sure to check your junk/spam folder as well! :)

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