Delivery and Warehouse Associate

<p>Join the GEA Group, a global leader in engineering solutions established in Germany in 1881. With a presence in the U.S. since 1929, we serve various industries including food and beverage, pharma, and dairy. At GEA, we're not just creating equipment; we’re offering meaningful careers with an average employee tenure ranging from 5 to over 11+ years. Experience our strong culture, endless growth opportunities, and comprehensive support system.</p><p><b>Why Work at GEA?</b></p><ul><li><b>Start Strong:</b> Medical, dental, and vision coverage begins on your first day.</li><li><b>Recharge and Refresh:</b> Enjoy 12 paid holidays (including a floating holiday) and accumulate 136 hours of PTO to unwind or explore.</li><li><b>Invest in Your Future:</b> A 7% 401(k) employer match to boost your retirement savings.</li><li><b>Keep Learning:</b> Benefit from tuition reimbursement for your education and skills development.</li><li><b>Live Well:</b> Participate in our wellness incentive program designed to reward healthy habits.</li><li><b>Get Support:</b> Access a confidential Employee Assistance Program for any personal or professional guidance needed.</li><li><b>Save Smart:</b> Utilize Flexible Health Savings and Spending Accounts for managing out-of-pocket expenses.</li></ul><p><b>Key Responsibilities:</b></p><ul><li>Drive company vehicles while adhering to safety standards, taking pride in our well-maintained equipment.</li><li>Unload merchandise safely (either bulk or drummed) using provided equipment.</li><li>Maintain accurate E.L.D. and DOT logs, ensuring all paperwork is current for inspection.</li><li>Process required documentation by getting signatures and verification.</li><li>Load and unload trucks, checking that all material details match the paperwork accurately.</li><li>Rotate raw materials to adhere to the first-in, first-out principle.</li><li>Engage in warehouse operations such as order fulfillment, using safely protocols.</li><li>Take opportunities to learn batching processes for products like teat dips and drum filling.</li><li>Be flexible and ready to take on additional responsibilities as directed by management.</li></ul><p><b>Your Profile / Qualifications:</b></p><ul><li>High School Diploma or GED is required.</li><li>At least 1 year of CDL experience with HAZMAT and Tanker Endorsements.</li><li>Experience in managing trip logs with precision.</li><li>Proficient in reading and writing in English.</li><li>Valid Class A Commercial License with Hazardous Material and Tanker Endorsements.</li><li>Strong communication skills for engaging with customers and team members.</li><li>Able to perform basic mathematical calculations and interpretation of measurements.</li><li>Familiar with safety protocols such as lock-out/tag-out, confined spaces, HAZMAT, and forklift safety.</li></ul><p><b>Physical Demands:</b></p><ul><li>Regular walking between different department areas.</li><li>Occasional lifting of up to 50 pounds, with the ability to handle loads of up to 500 pounds using forklifts.</li><li>Frequent standing, bending, and reaching for objects.</li><li>Regular use of stairs is required.</li></ul><p><b>Work Environment:</b></p><ul><li>Occasional handling of regulated hazardous chemicals.</li><li>Exposure to dust, odors, and fumes.</li><li>Work in varying environmental conditions including heat, humidity, and cold.</li><li>Moderate noise levels throughout the workspace.</li></ul><p>The typical starting pay for this position is between $30 and $35 per hour. GEA has varying base pay ranges based on different work locations in the U.S. This range is given as an estimate and final offers will be based on skills, experience, location, and qualifications. You may also qualify for additional rewards such as discretionary bonuses and/or equity awards.</p><p><i>Note: This position is located in the United States and does not offer visa or work sponsorship. Candidates must be authorized to work in the U.S. without current or future sponsorship.</i></p><p>GEA is an equal opportunity employer. All applicants are considered for employment without regard to age, sex, race, color, religion, national origin, genetics, disability, gender identity, marital status, sexual orientation, veteran status, or any other protected characteristic required by law. Applicants with disabilities are encouraged to apply and will receive special consideration if equally qualified.</p><p>#engineeringforthebetter</p><p><b>Interested?</b> Click apply to start your application process!</p>

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