Evening ShiftRequired skills, Abilities, and Functions
- The worker must be able to read, write, and comprehend the English language, understand and follow warehouse practices and procedures, and be able to pass a drug screen and criminal background check.
- This job primarily involves the selection of customer orders from the various areas/pick zones. This may also include the staging and or loading of orders for shipping as directed by supervisory personnel.
- The worker will receive on-the-job training from supervisory personnel.
Essential Functions
- Read work orders on wrist scanner or receive oral instructions to determine work assignments.
- Pick orders.
- Attach identifying tags to containers or mark them with identifying information.
- Wrap load with plastic wrap, by hand, or with a wrapping machine.
- Load truck for delivery.
- Secure cargo for transport using load locks.
- Check all load-related documentation to ensure that it is complete and accurate.
- Stock incoming freight.
- Potential to earn a bonus each payroll for productivity
Non-Essential Functions
- Driving chariot and forklift, requiring certification.
Equipment Used to Perform Job
- Wrist scanners , printers, and RF guns.
- 2 wheeled hand trucks, manual and motorized pallet jacks, chariots, and forklifts.
- Plastic totes.
- Step ladders.
- Smart Wrapper wrapping machine.
Critical Physical Demands
- Lifting: Crates, cases, boxes, and totes weighing up to 35 lbs are lifted frequently, and those weighing up to 60 lbs, are lifted rarely, from ground/floor level to 60 inches height (5 totes stacked).
- Lifting: Boxes and products weighing 5 lbs are rarely lowered from shelves above 72 inches.
- Carrying: Crates, cases, boxes, and totes weighing up to 35 lbs are carried frequently, at waist level, a distance of fewer than 50 feet. Cases of yogurt and liquids weighing up to 60 lbs are carried rarely, at waist level, a distance of fewer than 50 feet.
- Lifting and reaching: Occasional handling of crates, cases, boxes, and totes by bending to reach low levels, reaching overhead to high levels, and all levels in between are performed when picking a product to load.
- Hand grip force: A hand grip force of at least 50 lbs in the dominant hand and 50 lbs in the non-dominant hand is necessary to grip the handles of the hand truck and repetitively handle freight, stock, and product.
- Pulling: Occasional pulling of a 2-wheeled hand truck on level surfaces requires 50 lbs of pull.
- Pulling: Occasional pulling of a pallet jack on level surfaces requires 75 lbs of pull.
- Pushing: Occasional pushing of a pallet jack on level surfaces requires 50 lbs of push.
- Crouching or occasionally kneeling to reach lower shelves.
- Climbing / Balancing: Occasional climbing stairs. Occasional climbing step ladder with a 10-inch step, using arms and three points of contact, to handle products on shelves.
- Frequent and quick use of hands and feet while handling product.
- Frequent walking and standing while handling product.
Benefits of Working for Doyles Sheehan Doyles Sheehan offers our employees a competitive benefits package. Recognizing that employees may have different needs, we provide them with choices in benefits wherever possible. This cafeteria menu approach allows employees to tailor their benefits to their needs.
- Medical Insurance - PPO and HDHP plans
- Dental Insurance
- Vision Insurance
- Employer-paid Mental Health Counseling
- Life Insurance (employer-paid when a medical plan is chosen)
- Contributions to a Health Savings Account (when the HDHP plan is chosen)
- 401k
- Paid Time Off (PTO)
- Flexible Medical and Dependent Care Accounts
- Length of Service Bonus
- Employee Recognition Program