An Inventory Clerk, or Inventory Associate, keeps track of the goods and supplies in a store or warehouse and manages orders to facilitate sales or production. Their duties include signing off on shipments, counting the number of available products and placing orders for more inventory according to demand.
Electricians prepare, assemble, install, test, troubleshoot and repair electrical wiring, fixtures, control devices and related equipment in all types of buildings and other structures.
As a Construction Millwright/Industrial Mechanic, your duties may include the following: Inspecting, repairing, cleaning and maintaining industrial machinery and equipment. Operating lathes or grinders to build parts for maintenance of machinery and equipment. Reading and interpreting blueprints and schematic drawings.
Order Pickers work in warehouse environments to facilitate the process of sending out inventory in storage to customers or storefronts. Their role is to quickly and efficiently get items from their place on the shelves to a truck or shipping container.
Loaders serve an essential role in warehouses because they help keep shipping operations safe and efficient. These professionals load and unload shipments, communicating with their warehouse colleagues to ensure product quality and manage inventory.
Assembly Line Operators’ fills requisitions, work orders, or requests for materials, tools, or other stock items and distributes items to production workers or assembly line. Accurately stage and sort products for loading.
A picker selects merchandise from shelves and prepares items for shipping. Pickers are found in warehouses, distribution centers and production facilities. Also known as picker packer, order picker or warehouse picker.
The machine operator is responsible for safely and effectively processing parts produced by the machines, utilizing documented work instructions, and quality approved samples to prepare product for shipment to the customer.