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Ridleys Family Markets, Inc. is seeking a diligent Receiving Associate to manage backroom processes, verify invoices, and ensure accurate product counts. The role requires forklift and pallet jack certification, basic math, and solid communication with the team.
Responsibilities include maintaining secure back door exits, organizing a sanitary receiving area, and complying with safety and inventory controls while maintaining productivity throughout shifts.
Description
18 years of age.
Certification required for operation of forklift and/or pallet jack. City, county, state, and/or federal certifications may be required.
Able to write, speak, hear and understand the spoken word in order to respond promptly to pages, requests, team members and guests. Able to read and interpret documents such as safety rules, operating and maintenance manuals.
Basic computer skills required.
Required to use or operate pallet jack, forklift, box cutters, ordering machine, computer, two-wheeler, etc.
Previous receiving experience preferred.
Basic math skills require including using units of money, weight, measurement, volume addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and percentages required. An understanding of gross projections, transmittals, weekly summaries, invoices, transfers, inventory, and other paperwork as assigned by store management is required.
Work is generally performed in a safe and comfortable store environment with the possibility of frequent exposure to hot or cold conditions. While performing the duties of this job, the team member is regularly required to grasp, push, pull, carry, stoop, twist, crouch, and reach; perform tasks requiring repetitive motion and eye, hand and foot coordination; hear and respond to customer inquiries. Also requires standing, walking and bending throughout the entire work day and the ability to maneuver heavy objects weighing up to 30 pounds from location to location. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.