Warehouse Associate - Entry Level
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- High School Diploma or GED
- Ability to lift 75+ pounds occasionally – usually with assistance of tools and equipment
- Ability to lift 25 - 30 pounds frequently – usually with assistance of tools and equipment
- Ability to be on your feet walking 15,000+ steps per day
- High attention to detail
- Daily - warehouse environment
- Occasional – Work outdoors in existing weather conditions
- Heavy physical activity
- Picking orders using hand-held mobile device
- Loading delivery trucks
- Operating various type of forklifts (on-the-job training available)
- Putting away inventory using hand-held mobile device
- Packaging shipments safely
- Banding of material together safely
- Receiving material from freight carrier
- Shipping material via freight carriers
- Cutting Wire