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POSITION OVERVIEW Warehouse Workers are the maintainers of company product. This means performing shipping and receiving functions as well as taking inventory of products each night. Care when handling product and accuracy when completing paperwork are essential to proper performance of warehouse duties. Warehouse Workers must be willing to take direction but must also take initiative to address issues or tasks as they arise. PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS - Ability to lift 60 pound and push/pull 250 pounds - Ability to bend, reach, stretch and lift in all directions - Ability to work for prolonged periods of time in a refrigerated environment to temperatures as low as 20 below zero - Ability to pass a pre-employment physical and drug screen SKILLS REQUIREMENTS - Basic reading, writing, and math skills - Understanding of Microsoft Office and Inventory Management Software - Ability to use a pallet jack and mechanical lift - Ability to communicate well with customers and co-workers - Possess a Class D driver\'s license and the ability to drive a standard shift vehicle - Minimum of 1-3 years relevant experience required RESPONSIBILITIES - Arrive prepared for work when scheduled - Ability to open the Warehouse multiple times per week and when needed - Maintain cleanliness of the entire warehouse and grounds - Properly complete paperwork (confirmation sheets, inventories, receiving documents, etc.) - Keep stock organized and properly rotated - Assist drives with unloading of trucks - Set up and load all Load Sheets and orders with 100% accuracy - Secure trucks and warehouse at end of shift - Any tasks that arise during shift - Any and all tasks assigned by management - This list constitutes the bare minimum of duties a warehouse worker will be asked to perform during the course of his/her shift. Many tasks will be assigned as needed. SHIFT/HOURS 12:30pm-9:00pm PAY DETAILS: Commensurate with experience CUSTOMER SERVICE STANDARD Warehouse workers have limited direct contact with the company\'s customers, but good customer service skills are still essential. The warehouse workers customers include: the drivers whose trucks they load, the office staff who send customers to the warehouse for orders, and management who uses information provided by warehouse workers to place orders and maintain inventories. Warehouse workers are expected to treat everyone in the company not only as their co-workers, but also as much needed customers