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State Steel of South Dakota is seeking a Warehouse Specialist for first shift to load, unload, and store steel products. The role emphasizes accuracy, inventory placement, and adherence to safety policies in a fast-paced warehouse environment.
Responsibilities include using overhead cranes, maintaining correct locations, and helping ensure timely delivery to customers. On-site, full-time position with competitive benefits and a focus on safety.
Job Category: Manufacturing
Requisition Number: WAREH004026
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Warehouse Specialists load and unload material (steel) from trucks and store it in our service warehouse inventory locations using overhead cranes. By making sure every piece of steel is accounted for and in the right place, this position ensures that our customers get the right materials at the right time. This position helps the company create a culture of safety by following all safety policies and safe work practices.
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Who does well in this position?
If you like working with your hands, you don’t mind getting a little dirty, and you prefer working as a team, this may be a good position for you.
Pay and Benefits
What is State Steel of South Dakota?
State Steel of South Dakota buys steel and sells it to large customers that make products such as farm equipment, powerline towers, storage tanks, and more. In addition to storing steel, some of our service centers process it – cut, bend, de-coil, etc. – to make life easy for our customers. At the Sioux Falls, SD facility, we are a team of hard-working people who are proud to put service above self. If you’re not sure whether State Steel of South Dakota is right for you, feel free to stop by and ask for a job preview – we’d be happy to show you around!
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