Pallet Wrapper

US Foods•Zebulon, NC

2d•$17 - $18•Onsite

About The Position

This is an entry level position with potential to move into a Night Selector position. US FOODS® is one of the largest food distributors with a culture and history of promotion from within, excellent training programs and a continuous improvement focus. We are looking for Pallet Wrapper associates who relish the chance to push their potential, grow and reap the rewards of joining the US FOODS® family.

Requirements

High School Education or GED preferred
A minimum of one-year warehouse experience preferred
Good attention to detail
Ability to read batch labels
Basic mathematical skills (add, subtract, multiply, divide)
Must be team oriented and able to get along with others

Responsibilities

Ensuring the quality of pallet builds and proper preparation for shipment to our customers to safeguard product from damage while loading and in transit.
Making sure the wrapping machines are always clean and in good operational condition.
Not allowing excess shrink to wrap to build up around guide wheel.
Not cutting shrink wrap from rollers using a box cutter.
Not placing stickers on any part of the equipment.
Wiping down the equipment at the end of shift each day.
Following all safety work practices and maintaining a clean and orderly dock area.
Preparing pallets for shipping to customers, ensuring proper pallet build, placement of protective materials, such as produce blankets and slip sheets, and quality wrapping for transport.
Confirming condition of product prior to loading, including both cases and breakers.
Determining when produce blankets are no longer usable and alerting a Lead or Supervisor to purchase.
Disposing of soiled cooler blankets.
Gathering slip sheets and securing them in an area close to wrapping stations to use during wrapping and inspection process.
Ensuring work area is always free of debris.
Verifying header labels are in the upper right-hand corner for the loader to easily locate.
Helping loaders by unloading trailers staged in doors that contain pallets, blankets, straps and any debris left in the trailer.
Raising the door, locking the trailer to the dock & lowering the dock plate.
Working in extreme temperatures of 100+ degrees and below freezing.