Afternoon Packer at Tayco

Afternoon Packer at Tayco


Company
Tayco
Location
Toronto, ON
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
5 days ago
Via
via Jobrapido.com

Job Description
Become a Packer - Order Optimizer on the Afternoon Shift with Tayco! In this role, you'll ensure efficient packing of orders for shipment while maximizing skid optimization.

Tayco is seeking a motivated Packer to join its engaging Afternoon Shift team. You will be collecting, consolidating, and packaging orders efficiently while aligning with core values of Ownership, Progressive, Efficient, and Enjoyable Experiences. Effective communication and teamwork skills are essential to navigate this vibrant work culture.

Key Responsibilities:
• Collect and consolidate orders for shipment
• Maximize skid optimization during packing
• Operate hand and power tools skillfully
• Document work and engage in team problem-solving
• Maintain established safety and security practices

Requirements:
• Ability to operate tools like drills and wrapping machines
• Strong spatial awareness for packing complexity
• Lift up to 50 pounds safely
• Good communication skills and teamwork
• Knowledge of WHMIS, OSHA, and safety protocols

Embrace the role of Packer - Order Optimizer at Tayco and contribute to our growth while ensuring quality shipping.
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