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1st Shift Inbound P.I.T. Operator-Reach Truck & Forklift

Denton, Texas

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Hungryroot is using AI to build the most consumer-centric food and wellness company to ever exist. We are your personal assistant for healthy living. We get to know your goals, lifestyle, and budget, and we recommend and deliver healthy groceries, easy recipes and essential supplements for you and your family. It's the easiest way to eat healthy, achieve your goals, save time, and discover new foods. Founded on the belief that food is the foundation of health, convenience should not mean compromise, and we're all unique in how we eat and live, Hungryroot is building a future in which healthy living is easy and enjoyable.

 

About the Role

4 positions
Mon-Fri 6 am - 3 pm
$23.50/hour

Hungryroot is looking for a Power Industrial Truck Driver (PIT) to join our Fulfillment Operations Team in Denton, Texas. The PIT driver will support either an Inbound or Outbound shift in our fulfillment center. Inbound PIT drivers will support the receiving dock by unloading, verifying, receiving, and/or putting away inbound product and supplies. Outbound PIT drivers support the pick/pack operation by conducting full pallet replenishment, staging finished goods, and loading outbound carriers. All PIT drivers will be expected to operate sit down forklifts, standup reach trucks, and powered or manual pallet jacks. PIT drivers must have 3+ years operating equipment in warehouse environments and be able to operate all equipment in a safe and productive manner.

Responsibilities

  • Adheres to health & safety policies, GMP’s, and quality standards
  • Ability to perform all loading, unloading and replenishment tasks utilizing forklift, reach truck, and/or pallet jack
  • Safely operate all equipment and safely handle all product and/or pallets
  • Experience using an RF scanner or other handheld device to accurately scan items into and out of warehouse locations (investigate and resolve scanning issues, i.e. missed or wrong scans)
  • Assist in researching and resolving inventory, quality, and/or efficiency related opportunities
  • Work in a temperature controlled environment averaging 34 degrees 
  • Maintain a high level of housekeeping in assigned area
  • Perform other duties as assigned

Qualifications

  • High School Diploma, GED, or equivalent
  • 3+ years of experience in a similar role
  • Previous power equipment experience required
  • Experience with RF or other handheld scanning equipment
  • Ability to meet established standards pertaining to quantity and quality of work performed on an ongoing basis
  • Standing continually for a 10-hour shift·
  • Potential for overtime; may stand for longer than 10-hour shift
  • Ability to lift boxes up to 50 pounds
  • Repetitive manual dexterity
  • Basic computer skills
  • Able to interpret data to make sound operational decisions

Perks & Benefits  

  • Vacation hours 
  • Monthly Hungryroot credit for delicious, healthy groceries
  • Comprehensive health, vision, dental, and life insurance
  • 401k

Hungryroot is built on the values of being proactive, positive, and transparent in all that we do. Our mission to help make healthy eating easy, accessible, and joyful is better served by a diverse workplace. We are a proud Equal Opportunity Employer committed to building an inclusive workplace. We have zero-tolerance for harassment or discrimination. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, ethnicity, national origin, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability.

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