Magazine Picking Fort Mill, SC
Magazine Picking Fort Mill, SC
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SENIORITY
Entry
About the role
- 6 months general warehouse experience preferred.
- May require handling of sophisticated magazines and other sensitive products as part of standard business operations.
- Employment contingent on background check and drug test.
- Summary of Responsibilities:
- Report to work in numbered pick station, as assigned.
- Accurately pick magazines, per perfect-pick system/station indicator lights.
- Place magazines in shipping container, according to numbered shipping label.
- Carry (walk) magazines to next assigned shipping container, as required.
- Use retractable safety cutters to cut bundles to access loose magazine inventory.
- Restock pick line, as assigned.
- Keep assigned pick zone clean and organized.
- Work in other departments, as assigned.
- Other duties as assigned.
- Goals & Objectives:
- Meet or exceed company production/accuracy standards
- Adhere to all safety protocols and company policies and procedures.
- On the job the employee must be able:(F) Read/Comprehend(O) Write(F) Perform calculations(F) Communicate Orally(F) Reason and Analyze
- Environmental:
- On the job the employee:(N) Is exposed to excessive noise(F) Is around moving machinery(N) Is exposed to marked changes in temperature and/or humidity
- Is exposed to:(O) dust(N) fumes(N) gases(N) radiation(N) microwave(N) Drives motorized equipment(N) Works in confined quartersMUST CARRY/LIFT LOADS OF:(F) Light (up to 25lbs.)(O) Moderate (25-50 lbs.)(O) Heavy (over 50lbs.)About the McClatchy Media Company
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