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The Timekeeping Administrator is an entry level role that will play a crucial role in ensuring the accuracy and efficiency of timekeeping processes within the organization. Responsibilities include reviewing, auditing, and reconciling timecards for hourly employees, collaborating with operations management to ensure accuracy, and generating routine and ad hoc reports. The role involves maintaining timekeeping systems, addressing employee inquiries, and providing support for time clock maintenance. Additionally, the coordinator will make recommendations for process improvements to enhance overall efficiency. This position requires discretion and careful handling of sensitive data.

Shift: DIB410B Tuesday-Friday; 6:00am-4:30pm An Equipment Operator is responsible for fulfilling warehouse orders using warehousing equipment such as powered industrial trucks (PIT) like forklifts, order pickers, or pallet drivers. They may also need to support their team on the warehouse floor, working together to ensure customer orders are processed efficiently. Equipment Operators are enthusiastic team players who possess excellent organizational and communication skills, always maintaining a positive attitude. 

Shift: Sunday - Wednesday 6:00am-4:30pm As a Clerk, you will be responsible for assisting the Leadership Team in the day-to-day operations of the department, monitoring productivity, and communicating necessary adjustments in departmental processes. You will be expected to be flexible in completing projects and navigating changing business priorities. Additionally, you will need to provide clear and concise directions to ensure SLAs are maintained and goals are met. You will perform department-specific tasks as assigned by the Supervisor/Manager and work with all organizational levels including...

Shift: Sunday - Wednesday; 6:00am - 4:30pm  A Yard Jockey is responsible for ensuring compliance of safety and quality regulations while performing various tasks including moving trailers as directed by management, maneuvering vehicles in tight spaces, lifting and opening trailer doors, and maintaining equipment cleanliness. Effective communication, equipment operation, time management, and the ability to work independently are essential. In addition, they must be open to cross-training opportunities, and maintaining a flexible schedule is essential.

The Maintenance Technician 3 brings over 5 years of invaluable electromechanical equipment experience, coupled with extensive maintenance expertise within manufacturing or distribution facilities. Their role encompasses the comprehensive management of electrical systems, including Profibus / Profinet, scanners, ASI network, and climate control systems. They excel in troubleshooting and leading installation, preventative maintenance, emergency repairs, and modifications of conveyors, ASRS, Auto-baggers sortation, electrical and controls, site and building lighting, and mechanical systems.   With a resolute demeanor, they exhibit strong leadership qualities, impeccable organizational skills, and effective communication abilities. These leaders adeptly identify problems...