About the role

Job Description: Now Hiring Experienced Warehouse Operators for our day shift with a Sunday-Thursday schedule. Bassham Foods is a wholesale restaurant and supply company who has been servicing restaurants for over 70 years. We deliver a wide variety of grocery items and restaurant equipment to our customers. We are looking for experienced warehouse works who have experience in Receiving and Order Selection and who enjoy working as a part of a team to get things done and who is willing work in a Cold and Freezer Warehouse.
Responsibilities:
  • Accurately Receiving Product
  • Inspect Product for Damages
  • Label and Store product into assigned locations within the warehouse
  • Select product to build orders
  • Stage product on dock for loading
  • Load product into trailers for delivery
Qualifications:
  • Be proficient with a Rider Pallet Jack, Stand-up Forklift experience is a plus!
  • Be physically capable of lifting up to 85 lbs regularly.
  • Understand and implement the FIFO method.
  • Have strong attention to detail with accuracy in counting and selecting.
  • Willingness to work in a cold/freezer.
  • Willing to work early in the morning or stay late.
  • We offer the following to full-time employees:
  • Eligible to participate in the 401K after six months
  • Medical/Dental/Life/Vision Insurance following 60-days
  • Vacation after one year
  • HolidaysSick pay
  • If your ready to start a new career with a company with over 70 years of experience and be a part of our family, apply today.
  • By submitting a resume to this job posting you agree to resolve all disputes regarding this resume selection, interviewing, pre-employment and hiring process for employment through the Company's Dispute Resolution Program. Bassham Foods is an At-Will Employer

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