Cold Chain Order Selector

Posted 8 days ago

pridestaffDenver (PA)

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Cold Chain Order SelectorDenver, PAMonday to Friday, 12:00 PM until done$22.75 Local distribution company is expanding and could be looking for YOU! This is your chance to get in NOW!Duties for Cold Chain Order Selector: Fulfill customer orders by selecting, moving, and loading products (bags of dog/cat food, cases of cans, litter) onto palletsWork in a walk-in freezer at temperatures at or below -5F for long periods of time wearing provided PPESafely and solely bend, lift, move materials up to 50 lbs. repetitively and continuously throughout shiftBuild pallets accurately, properly, and efficientlyOperate warehouse equipment (forklift, pallet jack, high reach truck) Perform assigned functions while complying with safety proceduresCandidate must have reliable transportation, flexible schedule, solid attendance, and a positive, professional attitudeRequirements for a Cold Chain Order Selector: Background check requiredExperience in safely operating warehouse equipment preferredHigh degree of skill and dexterity in operation and safe control of warehouse equipmentStrong attention to detail and accuracyExperience/certification for electric pallet jack and Infor WMS is a plusBenefits: Scheduled raisesMedical, dental, and vision 401(k) with matchSafety footwear reimbursementOvertime payPaid holidaysEmployee discount

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