General Warehouse - Columbia SC

Atlanta Bonded Warehouse Corporation•Columbia, SC

2d•Onsite

About The Position

This position has five key operational functions within the General Warehouse role: 1) Transporting Product, 2) Freight Picking, Layer Picking, and List Reach, 3) Put-a-way, Bulk Pick and Replenishment, 4) Outbound - Loading, and 5) Inbound – Unloading. These functions/activities may be assigned daily utilizing one or more of the five types of Power Lift equipment/ MHE (Material Handling Equipment): Pallet Jacks, Forklifts, Stock Pickers, Reach Trucks or Layer Picker. This position requires training and certification on all four Power Lift/Material Handling Equipment types. This position must meet or exceed performance productivity standards as established by ABW in each functional area.

Requirements

Ability to multi-task and follow instructions as assigned by supervisor
Attention to detail and accuracy of documentation
Able to understand both written and oral instructions
Use of WMS (Warehouse Management System) computer software and the RF Interface
Excellent vision, depth perception, and motor skills required
Ability to stand for long periods - up to 12 hours.
Physical ability to bend, reach, and lift for long periods – up to 12 hrs.
Able to distinguish warehouse pests and document any sightings
Ability to operate the designated material handling equipment safely and effectively
Ability to achieve and maintain the required production standard for the assigned function
High School Diploma or GED

Nice To Haves

Training and certification on all four Power Lift/Material Handling Equipment types (Pallet Jacks, Forklifts, Stock Pickers, Reach Trucks or Layer Picker)

Responsibilities

Move product from inbound staging areas to the assigned aisle utilizing power lift equipment with RF
Inspect transported units to ensure the absence of obvious product damage or foreign materials and acceptable wooden pallet quality
Move product from drop zones to staging lanes supporting outbound shipments
Ensuring all units are properly labeled and stretch-wrapped to support product protection and stability during shipment
Understand Pallet Quality Requirements to ensure the selection of acceptable pallets
Inspects and sorts defective packaging/products during pallet builds
Supporting customer shipments through the assembly of requirements less than full pallet quantities
Build pallets with multiple products, maintaining case integrity during shipment with the accuracy of the count
Build pallets based on layer quantities, case size, and case weight to ensure load (pallet) integrity (protection during shipment)
Manually lifting and stacking cases for extended periods of time, following safe lifting practices
Lifting and stacking of up to 50lb cartons/bags for shift
Label, secure, and stretch wrap pallet for security of shipment – To completely protect the product from shifting and damage
Operate power lift equipment to put away palletized products into storage locations from designated areas
Operate power lift equipment to pick palletized products from storage locations to designated areas
Operate power lift equipment to pick palletized products from storage locations to designated areas
Working within narrow aisles, using excellent vision and motor skills
Operates power lift equipment to load trailers and containers
Follows all dock safety procedures, including trailer restraint engaged and the tractor disconnected prior to entering the trailer
Performs trailer inspections to confirm acceptability to customer requirements prior to loading
Verifies trailer refer is properly set and functioning properly before loading
Follows loading training and any special instructions for the shipment
Ensure completion of Outbound Cover Sheet for shipment
Ensure all pallets and products meet customer requirements before loading, including pallet quality, absence of foreign materials
Scans only pallets as loaded into the trailer
Utilize WMS to assist in determining loading sequence and weight distribution
Applies dunnage as needed (airbags, stretch wrap, wood core, etc.) to secure load and minimize transit damage
Report any nonconforming issues to the Shift Lead.
Operate power lift equipment to unload trailers and containers
Follows all dock safety procedures, including trailer restraint engaged and the tractor disconnected prior to entering the trailer
Utilizes push-pull equipment to manage slip sheet loads.
Confirms trailer number and seal numbers as compared to BOL, removes and discards to trash
Conducts trailer inspection and documents results on Inbound Cover Sheet. Reports any deviations or noncompliance to Shift Lead
Unload products using power lift equipment for inspection and labeling
Inspect inbound shipments to confirm the item, code date, and quantity accuracy
Apply preprinted pallet labels matching HU labels
Identify, remove, and document any damage found on BOL
Stretch-wrap product as needed using hand wrap to secure loads
Scan all pallets to the designated area
Keep work areas free of wood and other debris clean throughout the shift
Inspect assigned power lift equipment (MHE) to ensure proper working order and document as required before use
Report all defective equipment to the Shift Lead immediately, and “Red Tag” unit
Maintain a safe work environment by following all safety procedures and guidelines
Other assignments by the Shift Supervisor