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Warehouse Associate

Posted 12 days ago

vision technologiesMcLean (VA)

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About the role

Vision Technologies Inc, a national and global systems integrator, provides IT services and solutions for commercial and federal clients. Our seasoned staff has keen insight into trends and emerging technologies that are changing the way we work, communicate, and protect our society. We offer design, installation, support and project management for Distributed Antenna Systems, Passive Optical Networking, voice/data, wireless systems, security, audio visual, and video teleconferencing delivering powerful IP-centric, integrated solutions that get results.
Responsibilities:
  • Receiving material shipments and unloading delivery trucks.
  • Entering receipt data and product information into accounting system.
  • Making deliveries with large box trucks (up to 26’).Delivering large equipment to job sites .Pulling stock material and staging for projects.
  • Preparing and processing outgoing shipments.
  • Assisting Operations with signing out materials for projects.
  • Participating in monthly and annual inventory counts
  • General warehouse/office maintenance.
  • Driving forklift.
Qualifications:
  • Medical DOT Card
  • Experience with driving large trucks and pulling trailers
  • High School diploma or equivalent preferred
  • Clean driving record, must be able to obtain a DOT card
  • Strong communication and organizational skills.
  • Familiarity with Microsoft Office Windows based software, especially Excel.
  • Ability to prioritize and self-manage.
  • Able to lift and pull heavy objects.
  • Warehouse experience preferred.
  • Ability to drive a 26' truck

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