Maintenance Utility- 2nd Shift

Distribution Center Maintenance Support

Performs general non-technical maintenance support for the Distribution Center (DC) and the Facilities Maintenance team.

Major Activities

• Performs battery changes as required.
• Collects trash, cardboard, and shrinkwrap throughout the DC for proper disposal, supporting the overall housekeeping efforts of the facility.
• Operates the Sweeper/Scrubber to clean the aisles and work areas in the DC, coordinating with workflow appropriately to minimize impact.
• Assists Facilities Technicians in the preventative maintenance, installation, and repair of powered equipment within the DC as appropriate. Completes preventative maintenance on the sweeper/scrubber, bailer systems, and dock levelers.
• Performs other related duties (e.g., for building projects) as assigned.

Other

• Ability to work independently and manage time effectively to complete assigned tasks
• Stays focused on tasks and adjusts to new work priorities
• Effective communication skills to provide updates to the team and interact effectively with team members

Preferred Education

• High school education or equivalency preferred; additional relevant training is a plus

Preferred Type of Experience the Job Requires

• 1+ years of comparable experience preferred, demonstrating relevant skills and abilities

Physical Requirements

• Frequent lifting and carrying of product/items weighing 5 to 60 pounds
• Frequent pushing or pulling of material and/or equipment
• Frequent standing when working and when driving powered industrial equipment
• Frequent walking, primarily in the warehouse
• Frequent bending, stooping, kneeling and twisting
• Regular repetitive motion and substantial movement of the wrists, hands and/or fingers

Work Environment

• Ongoing exposure to extreme temperatures dependent on external climate and proximity to dock doors/exits
• Ongoing moderate noise level from DC conveyor/sortation system and powered industrial equipment
• Occasional vibration if/when operating powered industrial equipment
• Potential exposure to fumes and airborne particles

Applicants in the U.S. must satisfy federal, state, and local legal requirements of the job.