Safety as at the core of everything you do. Duties include transporting products from origin to destination, unloading and staging products for customers, providing customer service and building customer relationships, and occasionally operating powered industrial vehicles such as forklifts, pallet jacks, and order pickers.

Pay range $27-32 depending on experience. Preferable licensed electrician but not necessarily needed. Familiar with local codes and regulations. Familiar with 3 phase 480V up to 100amps. Installing conduit, pulling wire, and install/maintain circuit breakers in electrical panel

This is a salaried union role starting at $62,000 and paying up to $68,000 depending on experience. The Assistant Branch Manager reports directly to the Branch Manager and has the overall responsibility for ensuring operations in the warehouse is being maintained in accordance with company policy and guidelines. In addition, the Assistant Manager will be responsible for the entire operations of the warehouse in the absence of the Branch Manager. Depending on the size and volume of the warehouse, a warehouse may utilize one or two Assistants. The duties of the Assistant include overseeing major departments in the warehouse; front end, receiving, perishables area, dry goods floor, equipment and small-wares, reception, inventory control & cash room. In addition, Branch Assistants may also oversee administrative functions, merchandising, safety issues, HACCP, in-store audits, physical inventory preparation, as well as participating in external store audits for the company. The Assistant Branch Manager provides leadership and guidance to all store employees and department Managers and ensures he/she is communicating all pertinent issues to the Branch Manager. The Assistant Manager should also provide continuous feedback to employees to ensure optimum productivity and that customer service/satisfaction is always at its peak.

Maintain the operation of equipment and systems including, but not limited to: compressed air, HVAC, electrical distribution, controls, lighting, and robotics, PLCs conveyors and other automated machinery. Inspect electrical systems, equipment, and components to identify hazards, defects and the need for adjustment or repair and to ensure compliance with codes. Partner with the Engineering and Safety teams in planning, ordering, installing and training for new equipment. Troubleshoot and perform diagnostics on damaged or malfunctioning equipment; make repairs where necessary or recommend to the Senior Facilities Tech to arrange for outside vendor to service equipment.