NOW HIRING: MHE Operator/Order Picker/Cherry Picker
Location: Edmonton, AB
Schedule: Monday to Friday |
Pay Rate: $22.50/hour
Shift Type: Day Shift 8:00AM - 5:00 PM & Afternoon Shift 1:00PM - 10:00PM
We are looking for Shipper & Receivers with MHE Operator/Order Picker/Cherry Picker for our client in NW Edmonton area. This is a long term position , T-2-P for those looking for a stable full time job opportunity. Join a fast-paced warehouse team where you'll be responisble for Shipping/Receiving and operating Order Pickers/Cherry Picker/Dock Stocker. You will ensure the safe handling, accurate order fulfillment, inventory processing, and cleanliness in your work area.
Job Responsibilities:
- Case Picking off high racks and narrow aisles
- Shipping/Receiving of products
- Prepare products and materials for shipment
- Load, unload, and stage products and materials
- Track and record units of materials handled
- Adhere to safety policies and procedures
- Experience with breaking down skids
- Inventory – General labor with warehouse experience
What you Need:
- 3-5 years Operating expereince and warehouse operations
- Valid forklift certification: Order Picker, Dock Stocker, or Cherry Picker
- (Raymond Reach or Swing Reach experience preferred)
- Familiarity with RF Scanners and inventory tracking
- Completion of 4-Step Worker Health & Safety Training
- Robust attention to detail and safety standards Top Skills We’re Looking For:
- Team player with excellent communication skills
- Highly organized with the ability to multitask
- Dependable and great with time management
Job Qualifications:
- 3- 5 years Shipping and Receiving experience
- High school diploma or GED
Pay-rate: $22.50/hour
Shifts : Full time dayshift and afternoon shift
Interested candidates please reply at the earliest!
Job Type: Full-time
Pay: $22.50 per hour
Benefits:
- Casual dress
- On-site parking
Application question(s):
- Can you lift 50lbs+?
- Do you have a pair of safety shoes?
- To better contact you. What is your email address?
- To be legally entitled to work in Canada, you must have a Social insurance number (SIN). If your SIN begins with a "9" you must also have a valid work or study permit that allows you to work for the type position in which you are applying. Under this definition are you legally entitled to work in Canada?
- Do you have a valid driver's license? International Driver's License? Which class?
- Are you enrolled in school/college/university? or do you have plans to return to school/college/university?