Warehouse Operator II

Warehouse Operator IIThe Warehouse Operator II performs the physical movement of products and materials from one location to another. This position is also responsible for maintaining accuracy of shipping products and reporting any damages.Essential Duties And Responsibilities:Warehouse – Freight ForwardingHandling cartons, pallets and materials while taking measures to avoid damage and injuryLabeling, stenciling and writing on cartons and documentsSelecting, organizing, sorting and segregating cartons, pallets and materialsCutting, knocking down and disposing of cardboard boxesVerifying the exact part number and quantity is handled while avoiding damageReporting product damages and discrepancies when notedRe-handling, re-packaging or re-working damaged or out of spec product.Reporting any known violations to company policies and proceduresMaintaining, accounting for and effectively utilizing company assets in the manner intendedUsing scanner interfaces to record transactionsUtilizing systems to identify discrepancies create labels or work instructionsSelecting, handling and transporting unitized pallets of product and materialMaintaining a clean, organized, and safe work environmentPerforming tasks safely, accurately and steadily within the allotted time frameStriving for 100% internal and external customer satisfaction and continuous improvementPerform other duties as assigned. Note: Due to business necessity or in the event a facility is a shared CL and freight forwarding (FF) location, the employee may also be required to perform the duties and responsibilities listed in the contract logistics Warehouse Operator job description.Supervisory ResponsibilitiesThis position does not supervise any direct reports.Qualification Requirements:To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skills, and ability required.Education, Skills And Experience:• High school diploma or general education degree (GED), or equivalent combination of education and work experience will be considered in lieu of educational requirement• One to two years' experience working in a warehouse shipping, receiving, inventory handling environment preferred• Working knowledge of various warehouse tools and equipment preferred• Basic proficiency in operating a warehouse hand-held device• Forklift certification preferred• Experience with Warehouse Management Systems, basic inventory control, and domestic transportation documentationKnowledge, Skills, & Attributes:• Attention to detail• Ability to handle high-pressure environment• Customer-focused• Demonstrates teamwork• Ability to read, comprehend and complete basic checklists, forms or other related documents typically found in a warehouse environment• Ability to read, comprehend and follow safety policies and procedures• Basic math skills including addition, subtraction, multiplication and division and knowledge of calculator use• Ability to input data into a relational database is required• Willingness to work overtime hours and some weekendsPhysical Demands:While performing the duties of this job, the employee is required to:• Stand, stoop, kneel, sit, crawl and walk for extended periods of time• Push and pull loaded carts, pallet jacks and strollers• Lift and carry cartons, materials and wooden pallets at a minimum of 25 pounds• Use arms, hands, fingers and body to transport cartons, materials and wooden pallets• Use of senses to include hearing, talking, touching, feeling and vision. Specific vision abilities required include seeing clearly in both near and far distancesReasonable accommodations may be made to accommodate individuals with disabilities to perform this job.Work Environment:The environment is safe provided proper measures and precautions are taken. The typical working environment includes the following:• Working inside and outside of a warehousing and distribution facility• Working inside and outside of trailers and containers• Working around electrical or battery driven packaging machines and conveyors with moving parts• Working around moving objects and vehicles• Exposure to dampness, humidity and ambient temperatures• Working in dark trailers, aisles or walkways until proper lighting is employed• Slippery, wet or uneven surfaces.• Use various manual material handling devices to include forklifts, dollies, and pallet jacks.Inclusion and social diversity are firmly anchored values in our corporate culture. Regardless of gender, age, any disabilities, religion, ethnic origin or sexual identity: We are looking forward to meeting you!