Warehouse Associate Union-Part Time-Night Shift (IL)

Company:  

US0670 Edward Don

Sales Territory:  

None

Zip Code:

60517

Travel Percentage:  

0

Compensation Range:

$14.23 - $21.35

The compensation range provided is in compliance with state specific laws.  Factors that may be used to determine your actual rate of pay include your specific skills, years of experience and other factors.  

BENEFITS INFORMATION:

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JOB SUMMARY
This position is responsible for all general warehouse functions including loading, unloading, manual depal, receiving, put-a-way and selection of products when qualified and as needed following preferred work methods (PWMs). Each function requires specific equipment and/or process certification. Requires working in the freezer, cooler and dry warehouse environments with extreme cold and/or warm temperatures. Performs all duties safely, accurately and meets set productivity standards and goals

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Follow warehouse management system directed tasking to transport pallets of product safely between staging areas (docks, pack/holds, manual depal area and storage areas (rack) following established preferred work methods (PWMs).
• Put away product using material handling equipment (MHE), primarily a reach forklift.
• Inspect product being moved for shortages, damage, quality, or deterioration of packing and report to supervisor.
• Replenish product to full pallet or hand stack pick location/slot from reserve location following directed tasking and established PWMs.
• Remove shrink wrap, bands or tape when placing a pallet into a selection location (for replenishments).
• Ensure pallets are secured with shrink wrap for effective delivery to a door or staging area and rack storage (for puts).
• When carrying multiple pallets, pallets with heavier items should be transported on the bottom and pallets with lighter items should be placed on the top to prevent damage to the lighter products.
• Deliver stacked pallets to the assigned area on the loading dock to ensure that products are accurately staged and can be systematically loaded.
• Must complete the forklift operator certification process and testing.
• Adhere to warehouse management system directed selection pick path, accurately select product from inventory, label correctly, stage product on pallet and transport to the staging area for shipment.
• Stack product on the pallet with heavier items on the bottom and lighter items on top to prevent damage to the lighter products and to maintain a secure pallet.
• Secure pallets with shrink wrap according to established PWMs for delivery.
• Record any necessary/required item information into the warehouse management system.
• Inspect product being moved for shortages, damage, quality, or deterioration of packing and report to supervisor.
• Must complete the pallet jack certification process and testing.
• Observe trailer for cleanliness before unloading.
• Convey any unsanitary conditions to the supervisor.
• Communicate load, product or pallet issues to the supervisor.
• Unload inbound foodservice products, supplies or equipment from trailers, rail cars, or shipping containers onto the dock for receipt utilizing material handling equipment following established preferred work methods (PWMs) to avoid damage to equipment or product, and according to specified configurations for storage and shipment.
• Reconfigure inbound pallets to meet regional distribution center (RDC) storage requirements (floor or slip sheet loads).
• Oversee product being moved for shortages, damage, quality, or deterioration of packing and report to supervisor.
• Verify refrigerated (cooler) and frozen product temperatures are taken according to established PWMs.
• Follow the temperature abuse process and established PWMs if the product temperature is out of the accepted tolerance range.
• Control door lights to inform the driver if they are clear to position the trailer to the door or pull trailer from the door.
• Apply shrink wrap to all lumped pallets to ensure they are secured for effective delivery following established PWMs.
• Administer shrink wrap to other pallets as needed to secure products for storage and shipment.
• Must complete the forklift certification process and testing and be able to perform the PWMs.
• Load product onto trucks corresponding to truck mapping and any special instructions; according to established preferred work methods (PWMs) to avoid damage to product or equipment and to maintain load stability and balance to ensure driver safety.
• Hand load product onto trucks as