Day Laborer - Suffern, United States - Manhattanbeer
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**Day Laborer**
at Manhattan Beer Distributors Suffern At **Manhattan Beer Distributors**, our vision is to be the leading beer distributor in the market.
Imagine building a business from the ground up, with nothing more than 1 truck, 4000 feet of warehouse space, 2 Beer Brands and a lot of determination Simon Bergson, founder and owner of Manhattan Beer Distributors, has done exactly this, growing our business over the last 40 years to exponential heights. Manhattan Beer Distributors now has 1.5 million feet of warehouse space, the distribution rights to 300 brands, 400 trucks and services 15 counties. Our aim is to provide great service to all of our customers from the convenience store owner to our big chain operators, restaurants, bars and hotels.
Hard work, grit and a can do spirit are our hallmarks.
**Come Join Our Family..**
We couldnt do what we do without our team. Not only do we want to develop our brands and our business, we want to develop our people, making Manhattan Beer Distributors a great place to work. It doesnt matter how large we get, well always be family. For this reason, we are committed to your success, coaching and development.
Our business is growing and we need smart and talented people like you to help us get where we want to be
**Opportunity Awaits**
We are looking for entry level personnel to work in our recycling department and perform general labor and other tasks in a warehouse environment.
**Your Main Focus Will Be:**
Performing general warehouse/production/recycling service duties.
Receiving, sorting and stacking incoming deliveries.
Performing tasks such as cutting plastic, bailing, sweeping, dumping, and operating a pallet jack and a forklift (training provided).
Separate collected recyclable materials into established categories such as aluminum, glass, high grade white paper and corrugated paper.
Moving supplies and materials to proper location; stacking materials for storage or binning; and assisting with collecting and packaging recyclable materials for shipment.
Preparing separated recyclables for shipment to the appropriate local recycler vendor.
Helping maintain the physical condition of the warehouse and equipment.
Ensuring compliance with regulatory and company policies and procedures.
Filling in for other positions as needed.
**Position Requirements:**
Ability to lift up 50 lbs.
Experience in a warehouse environment helpful.
Forklift experience is a plus.
GED or HS diploma preferred.
Time management and organizational skills.
Must be a team player.
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