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Culp, Inc.

Ticket Expeditor

Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed

Career Insights for Scheduler / Operations Coordinator

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A Scheduler or Operations Coordinator provides scheduling and logistical support for an office, company or organization. May specialize in scheduling required for production or for administrative work.

$55,490 / year median in North Carolina

+12% projected growth

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Job Description

Position Summary:
To ensure efficient flow of goods for Shipping/Receiving in a timely manner.
Position responsibilities:
Receives & released barcode labels for goods to be pulled and shipped from customer service department. Scans tickets, tags rolls. Scans tickets for inventory. Replaces batteries in readers as needed. Runs location reports after scanning goods. Maintains good housekeeping in work area. Follows all safety procedures and policies and advises supervision of any unsafe conditions. Any other duties as requested by supervisor.
Essential Skills and Experience:
Proficiency in the operation and proper use of hand-held reader, racks, skids, pallets, computer, pens, barcode labels, and rolls of fabric. Excellent communication skills. Strong team player. Commitment to company values.
Education requirements:
HSD/GED Equal Opportunity Employer This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights (https://www.eeoc.gov/poster) notice from the Department of Labor.