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Freight Breakers LLC
2nd Shift Tire Unloader
Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed
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What they do
A Warehouse Worker moves or transports freight, stocks, and materials, usually without using machinery.
$38,105 / year median in Pennsylvania
-6% projected decline
Job Description
2nd
Shift Tire Unloader Overview:
Schedule:
Monday- Thursday 4pm-2:30am Work type: Unloading tires Benefits/ Vacation available for full-time employees Join our dynamic team as a 2nd Shift Tire Unloader and become a vital part of our warehouse operations!
Unloading:
The foundation of a stack must be based toward the center of the rack (1 SKU per rack). The stacks must be stable and have a slip sheet (cardboard) placed in the middle. The label needs to be lined up. (Stacked with a perfect imaginary line in mind). Responsibilities Safely load and unload tires using a manual pallet Jack, adhering to all safety protocols. Follow OSHA guidelines and safety procedures diligently during all warehouse activities. Support warehouse management by maintaining organized storage areas and updating warehouse management system records. Collaborate with team members to ensure timely completion of load & unload operations while prioritizing safety and efficiency.Pay Structure:
Paid per trailer unloaded (No limit, usually 3-4 trailers per person) A trailer's payout is determined by its weight. The current average is $150- 250+/day, this is based and is determined by the pace of the associate work and the amount of work completed during their shift. Earn up to $200 a day, or $1000 a week commission after you have completed your first week of training. Trailers range from $40
- 100 per truck, truck payout is determined by the weight of the load. Average lumpers make $500
- 1,000 a week.
Requirements:
Must have reliable and constant transportation Self-responsibility Pass a background check Pass a drug test Preferences but not required: Warehouse experience Physical/ Manual Labor experience Pallet jack experience Come join our team and be part of Freight Breakers today. Freight Breakers LLC is an EEO employer- M/F/Vets/Disabled