Warehouse Person - Boise, United States - Farwest Steel Corporation

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**Farwest**

**Warehouse Person - BOISE - Swing & Graveyard Shift**

**Boise, ID - Full Time**

***Farwest*** is the preeminent metal solutions provider within the greater Western United States for all of your metals needs. Join our team

**Shift: Swing & Graveyard Shift**

**Purpose of the Position:**

Safely and accurately, fill orders with stock material or processed parts. Load and unload trucks and rail cars. Assist machine operators and operate various machines and equipment necessary to service customer needs and add value to sales. Assist sales with warehouse and inventory information.

**Major Duties:**

Pulling material, filling orders, preparing material for delivery, with emphasis on safety while enhancing customer satisfaction through accuracy and product quality. Keeping orders filled to ensure on time deliveries.

Efficiently move material from trucks and railcars, restocking racks utilizing Farwest procedures and equipment to protect personal and material quality. Every effort will be made to track material and heat numbers for certification. Material will be rotated and kept accessible.

Assisting machine operators, preparing parts for packaging and delivery per customer requirements and safe transport. Ability to operate all machines in the warehouse. Drive truck around bays.

Required maintenance and safety duties that include attending safety and production meetings and constant monitoring of tools and equipment that insure safe operation and minimal down time.

Assisting will call customers by filling and loading their material in a professional manner. Assisting sales staff with warehouse and inventory questions and issues.

**Minimum Qualifications:**

High school diploma or equivalent optional.

Basic understanding of warehouse functions and equipment operation.

Ability to communicate effectively, orally and writing in English.

Ability to work in a team environment with others in our company and treat our employees and customers with respect, courtesy and tact

Perform routine office support, understand written and oral instruction, and make mathematical calculations.

As a condition of employment, all applicants are required to pass a pre-employment drug screen and background check that must be completed, post offer of employment. Farwest participates in eVerify and we confirm each candidates eligibility to legally work in the US.

Farwest Steel is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer / Drug Free Workplace / Veterans

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