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The High Companies, parent of High Steel Service Center, is seeking an Order Puller for the 2nd shift (Mon-Fri, 3:00 pm - 11:30 pm). You will pull material from stock using a forklift, crane, or side-loader and prepare it for shipping.
You must read work orders, work safely, and maintain accurate ERP inventory records. The role offers overtime potential and a $3/hr shift differential; starting pay is $19 per hour depending on experience.
At High Steel Service Center, we don't just move metal, we move industries forward. As a leading Mid-Atlantic processor and distributor of carbon steel, stainless steel, and aluminum, we deliver precision-cut products, just-in-time solutions, and unmatched customer service from our 200,000-square-foot facility.
But what really sets us apart is our people. Build on trust, craftsmanship, and a shared commitment to getting it right the first time, our team drives the quality and reliability our customers count on. Looking to build a career with strength, stability, and purpose? Join High Steel Service Center, where precision meets pride.
We are looking for an experienced Order Puller to join our 2nd shift operations, which runs Monday - Friday from 3:00 pm - 11:30 pm.
Must be flexible to work overtime hours depending on work and staffing demands. This may include working additional hours before or after your scheduled shift, and occasional Saturdays.
Coworkers earn at least$19.00/hr, depending on experience and receive a $3.00/hr shift differential.
Order Pullerswork in a safe and efficient manner to pull material from stock using a forklift, crane, or side-loader. They are then required to package the pulled material for shipment. The ideal candidate must be able to work from order sheets to determine material and packaging requirements.
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