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A Warehouse Worker moves or transports freight, stocks, and materials, usually without using machinery.
$41,147 / year median in Maine
+7% projected growth
Job Description
Role Overview We are seeking a dedicated Warehouse Associate to join our team at AutoForce in Lewiston, ME. This position involves managing the flow of tires and automotive components within a high-speed distribution center, utilizing specialized machinery like pickers and forklifts. Operational Details Your daily tasks will include utilizing scanning technology to accurately locate and store inventory. You will be expected to maintain physical activity throughout the day, including standing for long durations and working overtime when the business requires it. We prioritize a secure workplace, and you will play a key role in upholding our safety standards and operational protocols. Physical Requirements This role requires consistent lifting of 50 pounds, with occasional requirements to handle up to 80 pounds. For heavier commercial tires, you will utilize mechanical aids or team-lifting techniques. You must be prepared to exert up to 40 pounds of force when moving industrial tires or barrels. Additionally, you must feel comfortable operating machinery at heights of up to 25 feet. Additional Responsibilities You may be cross-trained to support various areas such as inventory management, ecommerce, or will-call services based on operational demands. Please note that this list is not comprehensive, and you may be assigned other relevant duties by your supervisor, provided reasonable accommodations are met. Required Skills Proven background working in a warehouse setting. Ability to perform heavy lifting to support efficient stock movement.