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The Opportunity
Description
We're looking for a Warehouse Associate, working in IT (excluding Telecommunication) industry in 6100 Harris Tech Blvd Suite P , Charlotte, North Carolina, 28269, United States.
- Perform tasks like walking, standing, kneeling, squatting, stooping, and bending for extended periods.
- Independently handle gripping, lifting, pushing, pulling, and carrying boxes, including navigating inclines, stairs, and changes in surface/elevation.
- Read and write in English proficiently.
- Lift and move boxes, process orders, and use a proprietary computer system for tracking.
- Operate handheld scanners and maintain balance on ladders.
- Lift and carry boxes weighing up to 100 lbs. for prolonged periods.
- Expertly load, operate, and move hand carts, pallet jacks, and various material handling aids.
- Load and shrink-wrap pallets on ground level or carts, and manually load boxes onto pallets and trucks.
Our Client Our client has over 20 years of experience in connecting the right people with the right companies.
When you apply to join their team, they will ensure to take all the necessary time to thoroughly evaluate your experience, background, and interest to match you with the right company whether you are interested in IT, Light Industrial, or a Commercial job position.
They focus on listening, following through, and ensuring fit between people, cultures, and attitudes. Our client creates the type of environment that candidates are eager to return to, again and again.
Sounds interesting? Apply, and pursue your perfect career fit!
Experience Required for Your Success - Ability to independently lift and carry boxes ranging from 10-100 lbs. regularly
- Ability to operate hand trucks and pallet jacks on varying surfaces
- Protective footwear meeting safety standards is a requirement
What Do You Think? Does your experience reflect what it takes to be successful in this role? Do the work and challenges get you excited about what's possible?
