Weekend Shift Associate (Tire Unloading)

Job Description

Job Description

Weekend Shift Associate (Tire Unloading)

Overview:

Schedule: Friday- Sunday 5am-5:30pm

Work type: Unloading Freight (Tires)

Join our warehouse team as a Weekend Shift Associate – Tire Unloading and play an essential role in keeping daily operations running smoothly. This active, fast-paced position is a great fit for dependable, motivated individuals who enjoy hands-on work and working as part of a team.

Your responsibilities will include safely unloading tires, supporting efficient receiving operations, ensuring accurate unloading using unloading manifest, and ensuring products are handled and moved in a timely manner. This role also provides valuable hands-on experience and the opportunity to develop your skills while operating warehouse equipment.

Come join our team and be part of Freight Breakers today.

Freight Breakers LLC is an EEO employer - M/F/Vets/Disabled

Unloading:

Position the bottom of each stack toward the center of the rack and store only one SKU on each rack. Make sure every stack is secure and properly supported, with a cardboard slip sheet placed between the layers. Keep all labels aligned and ensure the stack remains straight, following an imaginary vertical guideline.

Responsibilities:

• Perform the safe unloading of tires using a manual pallet jack in accordance with all required safety practices.
• Follow OSHA requirements, workplace safety policies, and established procedures during all warehouse activities.
• Support warehouse operations by maintaining neat, organized areas and keeping warehouse management system information accurate and current.
• Coordinate with coworkers to complete loading and unloading assignments efficiently and within scheduled timeframes, while making safety a top priority.

Pay Structure:

Earn production pay for every trailer you unload, with no limit on the number of trailers you can complete during your shift. Associates typically unload 3–4 trailers per shift , with production pay for each trailer based on the weight of its load. Average daily earnings range from $150–$250+ , depending on your productivity, pace, and the amount of work completed.

• After successfully completing your first week of training, you can earn up to $200 per day or $1,000 per week.
• Trailer compensation ranges from $40 to $115 per truck, with the payout for each truck determined by the total weight of its load.

Requirements:

• Must have reliable and constant transportation
• Self-responsibility
• Pass a background check
• Passing a drug test

Preferences but not required:

• Warehouse experience
• Physical/ Manual Labor experience
• Pallet jack experience

Benefits:

• 401k
• PTO
• Medical Insurance
• Dental Insurance
• Vision Insurance