The Weighmaster Clerk is responsible for performing office work, including using the telephone and computers, answering the telephone and radio, and communicating professionally with truck drivers and other departments. This role involves preparing and handling documents, recording railcar numbers, operating scales to record vehicle weights, handling mail, filing documents, entering data into the computer, and maintaining computerized and manual logs of cars in the yard. The clerk will also compare bills with lists of cars and keep track of supplies needed for all scale houses. This position requires flexibility to change work schedules based on work demands and involves highly repetitive work with some variations. Accurate attention to detail is crucial for completing paperwork and accurately recording scale and railcar numbers. The role involves working alone and with other departments, and giving direction to truck drivers and equipment operators. The Weighmaster Clerk works indoors 100% of the time in a climate-controlled office setting and must wear safety equipment such as safety boots and safety glasses. While primarily office work, there may be exposure to dirt, noise, and extreme weather conditions when traversing the mill yard. The position requires the use of office equipment, weigh scales, a two-way radio, and a golf cart.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED