2nd Shift Stock Handler (CSD)

Posted 7 days ago

holley performance productsNew York (NY)

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About the role

Enthusiast 2nd Stock Handler Holley Performance Brands, founded in 1903, is a leading designer, manufacturer, and marketer of high-performance automotive aftermarket products. Our portfolio of iconic brands powers enthusiasts and racers worldwidefrom classic muscle and modern performance to off-road and powersportscombining a rich heritage of innovation with a passion for performance. We are looking for an Enthusiast 2nd Stock handler. Starting pay is $16.88 with 2nd shift premium and hourly pay progressions. Summary of Job Duties: Efficiently stocks parts to their corresponding location within the Distribution Center. Accurately sorts and counts part numbers in preparation for rack storage. Unloads containers of parts, palletizing them by part number. Performs RF scanner tasks in putting away parts. Faithfully adheres to company safety guidelines. Job Skills and Knowledge: Must be willing and able to work in a team environment. Must remain flexible in performing warehouse tasks as assigned by Receiving Leadership. Work Experience: Experience in a distribution or receiving role is preferred. Experience with RF technology is a plus. Summary of Minimum Qualifications: High school diploma or GED is strongly preferred. Able to lift 40-50 lbs. when needed. Ability to work overtime; including weekends. Monday-Friday (2:30pm-11:00pm) with occasional overtime; including weekends.

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