Night Shift Warehouse Selector / Picker

Posted 4 days ago

best value food productsMiami (FL)

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$15-$17 per hour

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About the role

Night Shift Selector Full Time Best Value Food Products, is looking for experienced, positive and energetic (Warehouse Selectors) to join our night shift team!
Primary Responsibilities: The Warehouse Selector is responsible for accurate and efficient selection of product in our warehouse, proper preparation of shipments to our customers from the warehouse. Fulfilling customer orders by successfully picking items by location and building pallets per order pick tickets. Selectors will also be trained of use of our company RF Scanners to process each completed customer order efficiently and effectively, ensuring the orders are 100% completed as well as the pallet being built to company standards, labeled and staged in a warehouse location for it to be loaded onto our daily truck routes. The schedule for this position is from Sunday through Thursday evenings and occasional Saturdays throughout the year when needed starting at 9:00pm until work is completed. Starting salary is $15-$17 per hour depending on experience. Job duties will include but not be limited to the following: Accurately pull orders for shipping. Move and scan inventory to the proper area. Sort and place products in proper locations. Perform other general warehouse duties and responsibilities as required.
Requirements: Must have a valid drivers license, reliable transportation. Must speak fluent and clear English. Spanish is a bonus. Must be comfortable working in a cold/freezer environment. (outer thermal wear provided).Must be able to communicate and work effectively. Must be able to work in a fast-paced, multitasking warehouse environment. Must be able to follow oral instructions and attention to detail.

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