Forklift Operator
ELKTON, FL 32033
Posted: 1/19/2022
Position: Warehouse
Customer Number: 12474
Job Number: 1750
Job Description
Hiring for a local warehouse working with natural, organic, specialty and a fresh food distributor-is all about "good" and is growing, so there's never been a more exciting time to join our team. If you're enthusiastic about working in an environment with a people-first culture and an organization committed to good living, good food and good service, we'd love to talk to you! Job duties are as follows: Read production schedule, customer order, work order, shipping order, and/or requisition to determine items to be moved or distributed.Bring overhead product down to pick bay. Stock and restock product in proper locations including overhead locations.Rotate stock according to date coding.Become proficient with NTS on both handheld and screen mount Telxons. Convey materials and items from receiving or production areas to storage or to other designated areas. Other duties and special projects as requested.
Requirements:
A background screen and 4 panel drug screen will be conducted.
To apply for this position, click the link below or contact the local office at (904) 494-8055
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