Warehouser/Non-CDL Truck Driver

Alaskan Copper•Portland, OR

25d•$19 - $22•Onsite

About The Position

Will work to accomplish tasks such as forklift operation, cleaning, marking and moving material, pulling and packing material for orders, constructing shipping containers, putting stock away and backup truck driving responsibilities for non-CDL, 26 foot flatbed truck.

Requirements

Application must be filled out completely by the applicant.
Meet all of the required essential job skills/experience.
Must be able to work train on Day Shift and work Swing Shift.
Work overtime when required.
Willing to comply with company rules and policies.
Pass pre-employment drug screen and DMV Motor Vehicle Driving Record Check.
Must be able to apply and receive a CDL Medical Card for interstate travel.
Able to do simple addition, subtraction, multiplication and division using whole numbers, fractions and decimals.
Able to read a tape measure accurately to 1/16'.
Able to comprehend written and verbal instructions in english.
Able to write and print legibly.
Lift and carry up to 70lbs regularly and heavier weight occasionally.

Nice To Haves

Experience operating a side loader.
Shipping/receiving experience.
Experience operating metal cutting saws and shears.
Able to measure accurately with a micrometer.
Knowledge of corrosion-resistant.
Experience moving long loads.
Experience with driving 26 foot flatbed truck.

Responsibilities

Determine material required for order. Warehouser will be responsible for their own orders as well as checking orders of other Warehousers and Associate Warehousers.
Will assist or pull stock for order. May use a forklift, side loader or pendant operated overhead crane.
Will use abrasive or band saw to cut material to customer specification. Check dimensional accuracy of parts with tape measure to tolerance of 1/16'. May occasionally use micrometer to measure thickness of material or material or inside/outside diameter of tubing.
May use waist height cart to load items for order, depending up on size, weight or length of material.
Take item to packing area (31” high table) and determine proper packaging requirements. Count items to verify inventory to be shipped. Packaging may include the following: strap and wrap measure and cut cardboard tubing to fit dimensions of material, or assemble other shipping containers; verify items of invoice when packaging; mark material and shipping containers and place documents on outside of container.
Keep area clean and organized.
Load and unload trucks, and be backup driver (non-CDL) 26 foot flatbed truck as needed.