Integrated Warehouse Logistics Specialist (WLS-ARFP2013)

Posted 18 days ago

prosidian consultingCharlotte (NC)

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About the role

Integrated Warehouse Logistics SpecialistProSidian Consulting has an opportunity for an Integrated Warehouse Logistics Specialist located in Charlotte, NC | POSTING TYPE: THIS IS A FULL-TIME W2 HIRE ProSidian Consulting is seeking an Integrated Warehouse Logistics Specialist with experience in the administration and management of a warehouse with significant experience in shipping, receiving, ordering, picking, and other warehouse functions. The Specialist must have expertise in operating forklifts and other warehouse equipment. As an experienced Warehouse and Logistics professional with ProSidian Consulting, you will be in an invigorating and challenging environment with high standards for work quality, professionalism, and teamwork. We hire only experienced professionals and foster an environment of cooperation and collaboration where everyone is at a high level. If this is you, and you meet the requirements below, we want you on our team. Integrated Warehouse Logistics Specialist handles the loading and unloading of material, inventory processes, shipping and receiving, daily material management, and compliance with safety and company polices. The ideal candidate will have hands-on warehouse experience. The Specialist shall report directly to the Program Manager, and will interact and collaborate with co-workers. Externally, the warehouse manager will be expected to communicate with suppliers, freight, and transportation companies. The work shall be performed on-site at the Charlotte warehouse/office, with minimal travel required to the client site in the Fayetteville area. Background checks are required for all employees. Competitive Salary and Benefits package available.

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