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Read work orders or follow oral instructions to ascertain materials or containers to be moved. Open containers. Load and unload materials onto or from pallets, trays, racks, and shelves by hand. Load materials into vehicles and install strapping, bracing, or padding to prevent shifting or damage in transit. Convey materials from storage or work sites to designated area using hand truck or pallet jack. Count, weigh, and record number of units of materials moved or handled. Attach identifying tags or labels to materials or mark information on cases, bales, or other containers. Load truck for Industrial Truck Operator. Stack or assemble materials into bundles and band bundles together. Clamp sections of portable conveyor together or place conveyor sections on blocks or boxes to facilitate movement of materials or products. Lift heavy objects by hand or with power hoist, and clean work area, machines, and equipment to assist machine operators. Shovel loose materials such as sand, gravel, metals, plastics, or chemicals, into machine hoppers or into vehicles and containers such as wheelbarrows, scrap truck, or barrels. Operate industrial truck or electric hoist to assist in loading or moving materials and products. (Requires a company forklift license.) Maintains a regular and reliable level of attendance. Interacts with co-workers in a cooperative and professional manner. Adheres to company policies and procedures. Other duties may be assigned.
Full Time
$36k-46k (estimate)
05/19/2023
06/09/2024
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