The Shipping Equipment Operator is responsible for accurately picking product from the designated locations throughout the Distribution Center and staging the product at the proper loading areas.
Compensation
Great starting hourly pay at $21.00 - $23.00/hour (Based on Experience)
Responsibilities
Safely operate a Cherry Picker lift up to 40ft. in the air.
Utilize RF scanners in order to identify and locate product.
Load staged product from storage racks onto cherry picker lift.
Move product from lift into proper location in the loading area.
Cooperate with team members to complete tasks and set goals
Requirements
High School Diploma or equivalent experience in a Warehouse atmosphere
Operate gasoline or electric-powered industrial trucks or tractors to move materials within a manufacturing facility.
Responsibilities
Operates a man-up truck
Operates drive gasoline- or electric-powered trucks to transport materials between loading, processing, and storage areas
Operates lifting devices such as forklifts, lift beams and swivel-hooks, hoists, and elevating platforms to load, unload, transport, and stack material
Moves pallets, skids, and boxes, and secures material or products for transport to designated areas
Dumps, sprays, or releases materials into hoppers
Requirements
High school diploma or GED equivalency
Nice to have: Prior experience in a warehouse
Nice to have: Prior experience as a general laborer
Accurately processes all customer and replenishment orders in a manner to ensure safety, quality and performance goals are met on a daily basis.
Locations (2)
North Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
Responsibilities
Pull raw material request orders for delivery to specified work centers in production and properly scan in RF device; supply required consumables to production areas and handle disposal of some waste from the production floor
Return material to the raw warehouse and consolidate into existing bays where possible upon put away and properly scan in RF device
Follow all safety procedures, including safety startup checklists at the beginning of the shift for powered industrial vehicles, notifying the team leader/supervisor of any equipment problems immediately, wearing all required PPE, participating in 6S events, and maintaining good housekeeping and execution of standard work
Report any scrap, damaged product, or quality problems to the team leader/supervisor immediately