Warehouse Dock Coordinator
banknote of americaBrowns Summit (NC)
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Job Description
Job Overview:
Responsible for loading and unloading freight accurately, inventory control, rotation and inspection of materials, and other warehouse-related duties to ensure timely and accurate delivery of freight to customers. Assist the Supervisor and Manager to maintain the operations of the warehouse facility by acting as point of contact between management staff and assigned areas of the warehouse. Provide direction to warehouse employees while performing individual warehouse responsibilities in a specific functional. What will you enjoy doing (duties/tasks) Load inbound and outbound freight to and from vehicles. Record receipts into ERP (Seradex) database. Transfer raw materials, WIP, and finished goods out of database. Label and weigh freight Perform cleaning activities in the work area to ensure safety and cleanliness of dock. Record and report damaged shipments and misrouted freight on applicable reports Communicate work area needs to Warehouse Supervisor Determine daily tasks and workloads. Maintain quality standards for warehouse storage and service including communication. Maintain and ensure a safe working environment. Drive box truck between sites and offsite as needed. Any tasks assigned as needed. The individual in this position must be capable of performing all of the essential functions with or without a reasonable accommodation. What you need to succeed (Qualifications, experience, skills, attributes) Good interpersonal skills required. High school diploma or equivalent required 2-4 years of experience. Warehouse experience preferred. Good visual acuity and color vision Ability to walk, stand or bend for 8-12 hours Ability to safely lift up to 50 lbShift: Monday – Friday 7:00am – 3:00pmOvertime as needed (late nights and weekends) Reports to Warehouse Supervisor
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