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Cleveland Menu Company is seeking a Shipping Technician to prepare and ship products, manage inventory, and handle receiving tasks. The role emphasizes accuracy in packing, labeling, and documentation within a manufacturing setting.
The position operates in a plant environment; requires use of shipping equipment and coordination with production to meet deadlines. 17–22 USD hourly; benefits available.
Cleveland Menu is a 3rd generation family-owned business with a passion for helping restaurants bring their menus to life since 1930. We pride ourselves on craftsmanship of high-quality menus (leather, metal, wood and printed), long-standing customer relationships, and a collaborative workplace culture.
We are a fast paced, continuously growing organization that is looking for candidates with a proven track record of reliability and a desire to grow with the company offering the opportunity to make a meaningful impact, shape the future of our creative and service operations, and grow with a business that values integrity, creativity, and people.
The Shipping Technician is responsible for preparing, packing, and processing outgoing shipments in a timely and accurate manner; inventory management; and receiving functions.
This position operates in a manufacturing plant environment and is exposed to fluctuating temperatures in certain areas; noises; working around machinery with moving parts; working in close proximity to others; potential trip hazards due to materials, tools, or equipment in the work area; and possible exposure to strong odors. While performing the duties of this job, the employee is occasionally required to lift/move/carry up to 30 pounds; stand and walk for extended periods of time; use of both hands to handle or feel objects or controls with or without gloves; stoop/kneel/bend/crouch to reach material; climb on step-stool to access material overhead; climb stairs; have corrected hearing with ability to hear machine alarms; and operate machinery and/or power tools.