2370 Loader Dispatch jobs in Chicago,IL

Full-Time Warehouse Associate (Outbound)
Schedule(s): B
1st Shift - 7:00AM start time
Average Hours: 30-35 hours per week
Must be able to perform duties with or without reasonable accommodation
Frequently (Outbound) or occasionally (Inbound) required to lift and place product weighing up to 45 pounds on pallets at various heights
Frequently moves merchandise from warehouse stock and prepare product for store deliveries
Frequently required to sit, stand, bend, reach, grip, push, pull, lift, carry and walk throughout the warehouse
Continuously works in varying temperatures, hot and cold including outdoor temperatures and refrigerator/freezer environments
Ability to safely and properly operate powered industrial equipment
High School Diploma or equivalent preferred
Duties and Responsibilities: Receives (Inbound) or selects (outbound) stock efficiently to effectively fulfill orders received from stores
Relocates merchandise throughout the warehouse according to product handling guidelines
Sorts, organizes, and loads merchandise strategically in preparation for shipment and unloads incoming shipment from trucks/back-hauls
Performs general cleaning duties to achieve warehouse appearance standards and safety requirements
Participates in taking warehouse inventory counts according to guidelines
Cooperates and interacts effectively with peers, suppliers and warehouse leadership through ongoing communication and exchange of information
Provides input to the warehouse management regarding changes to improve processes
Inspects product, consults with the warehouse management regarding product quality, safety concerns and sanitation issues
Assists warehouse management in achieving budgeted goals
Performs all assigned tasks, accurately, efficiently, and within company policy and procedures
Follows the ergonomic program according to established procedures
Operates equipment according to safety guidelines in performance of essential job functions
Notifies management regarding product quality, safety concerns, and sanitation issues