Warehouse Order Selector, Nights

Sysco; San Antonio (TX); On-site; USD 49,594,000 - 56,482,000; Full time

Job summary

Sysco in San Antonio, TX seeks a warehouse associate to pull case orders on an electric pallet jack, organize products by assignment, and load on a designated route in a fast-paced team setting.

You will select orders, load onto the correct route, and perform other duties as assigned by supervisors. Physical demands include frequent lifting up to 50 lbs and occasional up to 80 lbs in a cooler environment.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED required.
• 1 year related experience preferred.
• Electric pallet jack experience preferred.
• Ability to work in a fast-paced environment in a cooler environment.
• Frequent lifting of up to 50 lbs; occasionally up to 80 lbs.
• Able to climb on/off powered equipment; bend, squat, push, pull.
• Work in confined spaces.

Responsibilities

• Selects orders assigned by operations clerk and loads onto the proper route.
• Performs other job functions as assigned by supervisors

Skills

Fast-paced environment

Teamwork

Education

High School or GED

Tools

Electric pallet jack

Job description

Payrate : 17.50 / HR.

JOB SUMMARY

The selector pulls case orders on an electric pallet jack, organizes the product by assignment, and loads on a designated route in a fast-paced team environment.

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Selects orders assigned by operations clerk, and loads onto the proper route.
• Performs other job functions as assigned by supervisors

QUALIFICATIONS

Education

• Prefer High School or GED.

Experience

• Preferred 1-year related experience.
• Electric pallet jack experience preferred.

Professional Skills

• Ability to work in a fast-paced environment for long periods in a cooler environment.

Physical Demand

• Frequent lifting of a product up to 50 lbs. during the shift, infrequent lifting up to 80 lbs.
• Must be able to climb on and off powered industrial equipment.
• Regularly bend, squat, push, and pull.

Work Environment

• Must be able to work in confined spaces

DECISION-MAKING AUTHORITY

Most important decisions made fully independently:

• Selecting the appropriate items from the correct slot.

Most important decisions made with review and approval of other individuals or supervisors (include the reviews/approvals required):

• Anything that the selector is unsure of doing.