Receiving Associate - Day Hours

Posted 2 days ago

noll staffing assessmentOmaha (NE)

Shipping, Receiving, and Inventory Clerks Medical Laboratories

SENIORITY

Entry

SALARY

$18.00 per hour

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About the role

Job Description: HIRING IMMEDIATELY!! One of the largest laboratories in the Midwest is looking to add reliable and driven employees to their Receiving team! Competitive pay and AMAZING benefits if hired. Growing business with lots of opportunities for advancement!

Compensation: $18.00 per hour with opportunities for overtime paid at $27.00/hour Shifts: First shift daytime hours, Monday-Friday Benefits of being a Receiving Associate: FUN position, exciting place to work with GREAT people and a solid management team! Very fast paced position, your days will fly by! Full benefits once hired on including 100% paid health insurance, profit sharing, PTO and vacation time, etc. Duties of a Receiving Associate: Receive and unload samples from trucks Opening and placement of samples Load and unload drying ovens Operate a grinder Prepare inventory for the laboratory Sort, number and track inventory in systems Deliver prepared inventory to the laboratory Complete additional tasks as needed Requirements of a Receiving Associate: High School Diploma or GEDAbility to stand, bend, stoop and lift 35-50 pounds repetitively High attention to detail and organizational skills Positive attitude and ability to work well with others Sense of urgencyOnly best fit candidates will be contactedEqual Opportunity Employer, including disability and protected veteran status

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