2nd shift Warehouse Operator

Overview

Handles loading, unloading, picking, and inventory in warehouse

Key Responsibilities

• goods receiving
• warehouse transport
• safety handling
• inventory audits
• pick retrieval
• truck loading

Tasks

-Receive incoming goods from dock and transport to appropriate warehouse location according to part/order number. -Maintaining safety of handling the machinery while maneuvering throughout the warehouse and loading docks. -Perform inventory audits and organize warehouse to ensure proper placement of goods. -Retrieve goods from warehouse location according to pick sheets order forms, loading trucks in a safe and efficient manner.

Requirements

• forklift
• certification
• high school
• driver's license
• 1-2 yrs
• heavy lifting

What You Bring

-Must be able to lift 80-100lbs with assistance. -Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) will be provided and is required to be worn daily. -Physical demands may include standing, walking, sitting, lifting, carrying, climbing, pushing/pulling, forward bending, reaching, kneeling, crouching, squatting, crawling, postural balancing, manipulating, trunk rotation, handling, gripping, and talking (hearing). -Some basic math skills (for inventory counts) -Physical material handling, including individual case picking. -Complete company training and attain certification to operate heavy equipment to receive and transport goods. (Warehouse Operator I position requires certification to drive standard forklift and Combi lift) -Ability to pass company required training and certification for forklift license -Involves working in a warehouse environment with exposure to varying temperatures and noise levels. -High School diploma or GED -Must have valid driver's license -1-2 years' experience as a forklift driver

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-Originally focused on vinyl siding, the company has expanded into composite cladding, windows, patio doors, and metal trim products under brands like Gentek®, ASCEND®, Alpine®, and Preservation®. -With operations across North America, it supplies both residential and commercial multi-family projects. -It builds on partnerships with logistics and AI-forecasting platforms (Ryder for delivery tracking, Palantir for demand forecasting) and proprietary quoting tools (WindowExpress, Customer Portal) to streamline ordering and distribution. -Typical projects include new-build communities, multi-family developments, remodeling jobs, and architect-led residential or commercial builds seeking durable, energy-efficient cladding and fenestration. -Its sector specialisms span residential, commercial, and multifamily exterior building materials, with expertise in siding, cladding systems, windows, doors, and metal components. -Noteworthy is its ASCEND® composite cladding brand—offering wood-look aesthetics with low maintenance—and its integration of digital forecasting and real-time delivery tracking that support faster lead times.

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