Inventory Pickers may also be cross-trained as a Warehouse Receiver as needed. This responsibility would include providing for food and safety quality of incoming product and deliveries, verifying quantity of product against the purchase order, checking for cleanliness and temperature of incoming trailers and recording appropriate date on trailer logs. Staging incoming product correctly for inventory purposes and getting the product to its correct warehouse slot and completing all paper is essential. Also coordinates with dispatch for transportation of product, awareness of floor and rack space to accommodate additional product. Housekeeping, sanitation and other tasks as deemed necessary.

SKILLS & RESPONSIBILITES:

Attention to detail, strong communication skills and the ability to follow instructions.
Basic math skills and basic computer literacy is required for order movement and processing.
Ability to use a scanning program or experience with an equivalent inventory system.
Ability to learn and use an electronic hand jack and/or forklift.
Able to lift at least 20 lbs. or more consistently and up to 75 lbs. occasionally. Must be able to stand, walk and move freely throughout the entire shift (8-10 hours) on a concrete floor.
Ability to work extended hours if production demands it.
Shall comply with all requirements for Personal Protective Equipment as defined by appropriate plant procedures.
Shall comply with all Safety Rules and Policies

POSITION REQUIREMENTS

Basic warehouse or storage experience preferred.
Work environment is in a 32-35-degree temperature range.
Excellent physical condition and coordination.
Must be a team player, with the ability to work productively independently.
Must be reliable, punctual and dependable in completing all tasks assigned.
Able to read, write, count accurately and communicate in English
Valid drivers license.

WORK ENVIRONMENT

Casual dress code. Temperature range fluctuates between an office environment of 72 degrees to predominantly working in the warehouse at 34 degrees.
Frequently required to stand, walk, sit, use hands to feel; reach with hand and arms, and stoop, kneel or
crouch. Minimum lift of up to 50 lbs.