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Lapham-Hickey Steel, a family-owned steel service center with a century of experience, is seeking an inside sales/customer service professional in Illinois. You will handle incoming sales calls, quotes, orders, and expedites while maintaining accuracy and timely communication.
The role requires prior metals sales experience, strong Microsoft Office skills, good keyboarding and math, and the ability to work under pressure and in a team.
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Lapham-Hickey Steel is a family-owned, industry-leading steel service center with a legacy of 100 years in manufacturing and steel processing. With locations across the U.S., including Illinois, Connecticut, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan, Ohio, South Carolina, Tennessee and Georgia, we are committed to delivering high-quality steel products while fostering a culture of growth, teamwork, and innovation.
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Working conditions may consist of repetitive motions. Physical requirements include continual sitting and some standing, walking, climbing, lifting, and twisting with periodic bending. The ability to walk, talk, listen and the use of the hands is required of the employee on a daily basis.
JSA (Job Safety Analysis) Office
For office personnel, their job will be in an inside environment with some noise. They will need to be able to grasp, reach and twist while sitting on a regular basis.
Some of the risk factors for their job will include repetitive motions, static postures, and reaching above the shoulder.
Their main hazard but not limited to will be their back and hands, after that some other hazards will include eye, foot, body, fall and noise hazards when going out on the shop floor. Along with the body hazards, some hazards that come from the job will be improper bending/twisting, tripping over the product/material when on the shop floor and staring at a computer screen for too long.
Some preventive measures will be having the proper PPE (safety glasses, shoes, hearing protection, etc.) on when necessary while making sure they are using the right posture technique when at their desk. They should also be aware of anti-fatigue methods since they are prone to static postures.