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To become a shipping and receiving clerk you must have good organizational skills and be able to work under deadline pressure. Clerks must understand general shipping policies and regulations regarding freight and be familiar with rates and ... more »
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If you are starting a new job at a warehouse and are used to office jobs, you may need to go out and purchase clothing specifically for your warehouse job. Clothes for a warehouse job need to be durable and allow you freedom of movement... more »
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Finding yourself out of a job or just needing a change of scenery at work can be stressful. There are many options available to you if you are looking for a new job, especially in an industry like warehousing. Companies are always in need of good ... more »
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You found out about a great job opportunity in a warehouse. You mailed the employer your resume, and you got the call inviting you for an interview. Now what? Preparation! How well you prepare for an interview is the key to success. For warehouse ... more »
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As they say, one man’s trash is another man’s treasure. These are four things that your factory job would prefer that you throw away but if you have a use for it you have a use for it you know?.. more »
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Whether in a warehouse, a delivery center, shipping and receiving or even trucking applications, pallet jacks are an indispensable tool. Using one to move heavy or bulky loads is not difficult and it will keep you from injuring yourself... more »
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Having trouble waking up in the morning. Here are some tips.. more »
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Are you at the bottom of your company? Here are a few tips to help you move up and get noticed... more »
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A forklift driver moves pallets stacked with freight, usually between loading docks and storage areas such as warehouses. In addition to operating several kinds of forklifts, drivers keep track of inventory as it is stored. They are an integral ... more »
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You know that you need a forklift--it would make your job so much easier--but other than getting one from a reputable dealer, you're at a loss as to what you should even look for. It can be overwhelming, but by using these few guidelines, buying ... more »
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A forklift is an industrial vehicle that has a pronged platform that can be raised and lowered. Forklifts are ideal for moving heavy loads. Whether you use one on your job or have one at home for occasional jobs, maintain it well and prolong its ... more »
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If the boss has you moving a large load around the warehouse there is an easy way to do it without making a hundred little trips and hurting you back. Use a pallet jack!.. more »
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Shift workers are one of the fastest growing segments of our society. This trend is creating a growing number of people who are forced to try to sleep during the day... more »
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When you operate a forklift, there are times when the forks must be adjusted in order to accommodate different heights in the load stacking or to place loads in tight spaces. All forklifts are basically made the same, but some makes and models ... more »
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Operating a motorized pallet jack is a great way to move heavy loads that would otherwise be unsafe or impossible to move. But safe operation of a motorized pallet jack requires some knowledge and safety awareness. Here's how to make sure you're ... more »
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An electric pallet jack operator is able to move loads through the workplace quickly and safely. By learning to use an electric pallet jack, an operator can raise and lower loads a maneuver them into position with less physical strain and fewer ... more »
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The resumes you send to each different job you are seeking should not be identical. Make your resume effective by tailoring it. For a warehouse job, focus your resume on the skills, experience and training that qualify you for that warehouse ... more »
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Freight handlers load, unload, move and sort freight in many environments using a variety of equipment. When you become a freight handler, you'll not only be responsible for moving freight safely and efficiently, you'll have a chance to use your ... more »
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A press brake operator is highly skilled professional in the manufacturing industry. Press brake training takes longer than instruction for any other piece of equipment. The press brake is used to form, cut or punch metal while following ... more »
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A back stock picker selects warehouse merchandise to replace items sold by retail stores the day before. The picker also tags and places stock inventory as it is received from vendors and maintains quality control standards by checking items as ... more »
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Depending on the size of the company, a warehouse courier may perform a variety of duties, ranging from running errands to processing and delivering mail to receiving and checking-in shipments. Individuals who become warehouse couriers have an ... more »
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If you’re trying to find a warehouse job, don’t listen to pessimists who claim warehouses will soon be run by robots. Automation and computerized systems may have slowed growth in this field, but technology can’t control everything and ... more »
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A cover letter is an introduction to your resume. Just as your resume must be targeted to the warehouse job you are seeking, your cover letter must also be targeted. Highlight the skills and accomplishments you have that make you an attractive ... more »
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A compressor mechanic may work on air or gas compressors in a variety of industries, including energy and transportation. Compressor mechanics may work with engineers, troubleshooting maintenance issues and performing repairs. Work may performed ... more »
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To become a distribution supervisor you must possess people skills and have business savvy and practical knowledge about day-to-day supply chain issues in industries as diverse as public utilities, publishing and health care. Distribution ... more »