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davis furnitureHigh Point (NC)
About the role
Job Opportunity At Davis Furniture Davis Furniture is a family-owned high-end furniture manufacturer who is a leader in contemporary contract furniture. We have been in business for over 75 years, and we put a strong focus on new product introductions because design is a choice. Business at Davis is thriving! Sales are up, so we are actively seeking new team members to meet the continually growing demand.
Responsibilities:
- Inspect finished furniture for defects or damage prior to packaging
- Wrap, pad, box, and secure furniture using protective materials
- Apply correct labels, tags, and shipping documentation
- Assemble boxes as needed
- Follow packing specifications and customer-specific requirements
- Operate hand tools, tape machines, and packaging equipment
- Stage completed orders in designated shipping areas
- Maintain a clean and organized work area
- Assist with loading packages onto trucks
- Follow all safety procedures and company policies
- Other duties as assigned by supervisor
Requirements:
Must be at least 18 years old.
Must be able to lift heavy furniture consistently up to 50lbs.
Experience in packing and shipping office furniture a plus.
Benefits:
401(k) Profit Sharing Excellent health insurance Dental and vision plans Life insurance Short-term disability Referral program Paid holidays Onsite Clinic
Schedule: Overtime available
Davis provides an excellent, drug free working environment and is an EOE/including disability/vets employer.
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