The Attendant receives donations courteously to encourage continued community support. Following established procedures, the Attendant preliminarily sorts donations and packs or stacks them according to Kaizen protocol. The role includes opening and securing the trailer, assessing supplies and capacity, communicating trailer status and large-item pickup needs, interacting with donors, issuing receipts, sorting and tagging donations, and keeping the trailer clean and orderly. The Attendant may also help with warehouse donation drop-offs, truck loading, and trailer transfers, depending on location. Work is performed independently, with regular contact with the public and occasional contact with other employees. The work takes place inside and outside a trailer, with exposure to weather, traffic noise, dust and other airborne particles, fumes, and odors. The ground may be uneven, and trailers are elevated two to four feet, requiring the use of steps or a ladder. Activity levels vary by location, day of the week, weather, and donations received. Hours are generally established but may vary seasonally or by location. The work is routine and requires little or no overtime. The position involves frequent lifting of items up to 25 pounds and regular lifting of items up to 50 pounds. Items weighing 51 pounds or more are moved with another person or proper material-handling equipment. The Attendant may push large furniture near the trailer and help load items onto trucks. Normal mobility is required to climb steps. The physical aspects of the position may be modifiable depending on the modification and its duration.
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Job Type
Part-time
Education Level
High school or GED