Inbound Handler I

About the Role

Unloads trailers with cartons and/or hanging products and builds pallets with inventory.

Responsibilities

• Verifies that the trailer has been initiated, unlocks safety latch, operates dock plate, and moves/positions the flex conveyor as needed.
• Follows all CTPAT security trailer inspections.
• Works inside or outside trailer to offload cases or hanging garments.
• Moves cases from Inbound sort lanes, using RF scanners to scan cases onto a pallet.
• Applies labels and pushes rolling pallet onto conveyor.
• Removes box jams on conveyor and sorter, clears re-circulation lines, and moves pallets and sort assignments as needed.
• Must become certified to drive a forklift (Electric Pallet Jack “Walkie”, Sit-down, and/or Stand-up forklift) to move pallets to and from Inbound and other departments as assigned.
• Cross-trains in other departments to fill in as needed.
• Performs additional duties as assigned.

Inbound Handler II performs the duties above but is also already certified to drive a forklift (Electric Pallet Jack “Walkie”, Sit-down, and/or Stand-up forklift) to move pallets to and from Inbound and other departments as assigned.

Requirements

• High school diploma or GED preferred.
• Prior warehouse experience a plus.

Physical Requirements

• Lift and carry 25 pounds frequently and up to 50 pounds occasionally.
• Reach above shoulder level and bend down to floor level.
• Stand for 8 – 10 hours per day.
• Able to tolerate hot/cold conditions in trailers depending on the weather.