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UFP Site Built, LLC

Shipping and yard Laborers

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A laborer is a worker who performs physical tasks and manual labor as part of their job. They are employed in a variety of industries from Warehousing to Manufacturing. Responsibilities can include assisting with shipping and receiving operations, moving equipment, and organizing inventory.

$41,317 / year median in New Hampshire

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Job Summary The Shipping and Receiving Clerk is responsible for coordinating the incoming and outgoing shipment of material. Prepares paperwork and material for shipment and organizes and moves material in the yards Principal Duties & Responsibilities Coordinates and schedules all outbound loads and coordinates with sales and production. Determines proper loading order and placement of product. Verifies shipping documents and records any discrepancies. Set up all loads to be shipped via common carrier with outside freight companies. Help ensure deliveries are on time and ready for transport Assists in organizing and moving material in the job yards. Maintains proper documentation and records of incoming and outgoing shipments. Assist with loading and unloading material from trucks or carts. Prepares various reports and correspondence as required. Performs other duties as required. Qualifications Minimum high school diploma/GED Minimum 6 months of experience in shipping and receiving or related areas. Working knowledge of standard DOT concepts, regulations, practices and procedures. Working knowledge of proper loading techniques, weight limitations, and company procedures. Working knowledge of Excel, word and Outlook. Basic knowledge of lumber math, lumber grades and species. Successful completion of forklift driver licensing process. Preferred understanding of company policies, practices and procedures. Must be at least 18 years of age. The Company is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Please watch our welcome video below to learn more about UFP Industries! Click Here to Review Truck Driver Postings Wondering what the companies of UFP Industries are all about? We're successful. We've been around for more than 65 years, and we've been profitable every year since our founding. We work hard, and we know how to set and beat records. We're competitive. Our line of work is demanding, but you'll get back what you put in and have fun doing it. We're family. We care for each other and want to see each other succeed. We enjoy watching each other build great careers and take advantage of the many opportunities we have to advance. And that makes UFP Industries a great place to be. We work hard and smart. We learn and grow from each other, from experience, from trial and error, from success. We collaborate to maintain our competitive edge. And we do it all on a global scale.