Warehouse Assistant

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new england yankee constructionBuford (GA)

First-Line Supervisors of Helpers, Laborers, and Material Movers, Hand Industrial Building Construction

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About the role

Job Description: We are seeking a Warehouse to become a part of our team! You will manage a logistics team and direct daily operations.

Responsibilities: Oversee logistics systems and daily operations Coordinate distribution process with various departments Develop and improve inventory purchasing processes Review costs for optimal budget planning Identify areas to optimize distribution and warehouse programs

Qualifications: Previous experience in logistics, warehouse, or other related field Experience as a manager or supervisor Strong leadership qualities Deadline and detail-oriented Excellent written and verbal communication skills\nCompany

Description: Welcome to New England Yankee Construction New England Yankee Construction, LLC strives to surpass our client’s expectations, at every step of a project. Whether we are budgeting, planning, preparing, executing, or closing out a project, we treat every project with the utmost of care, urgency, and importance.

Company Description: Welcome to New England Yankee Construction\r\n\r\nNew England Yankee Construction, LLC strives to surpass our client’s expectations, at every step of a project. Whether we are budgeting, planning, preparing, executing, or closing out a project, we treat every project with the utmost of care, urgency, and importance.

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