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Need Warehouse Employees - Bridgestone - Hayward

x42bnx

Drives Like a Jerk
Let me start by saying that, I am the Warehouse Manager at this location and I started from the lowest end of the scale and have worked my way up so this is a great opportunity for an ambitious individual. Take a look at the synopsis down below, and shoot me an e-mail with your resume. I'll have the online applications posted up, until them give me an email. We are located in Hayward.

ElyDaniel@BFUSA.Com

https://twwedge-bridgestone.icims.com/jobs/95117/tww-material-handler---oakland/job

Opportunity Details:
Company Overview:


Nashville, Tennessee - based Bridgestone Americas, Inc. is the U.S. subsidiary of Bridgestone Corporation, the world's largest tire and rubber company. Bridgestone Americas and its subsidiaries develop, manufacture and market a wide range of Bridgestone, Firestone and associate brand tires to address the needs of a broad range of customers, including consumers, automotive and commercial vehicle original equipment manufacturers, and those in the agricultural, forestry and mining industries.

The companies are also engaged in retreading operations throughout the Western Hemisphere and produce air springs, roofing materials and industrial fibers and textiles. The Bridgestone Americas family of companies also operates the world's largest chain of automotive tire and service centers.

Guided by its One Team, One Planet message, the company is dedicated to achieving a positive environmental impact in all of the communities it calls home.
Position Summary:

This position is responsible for receiving, storing, selecting, and shipping of tires and related materials and equipment.

Responsibilities:

General Warehousing
These responsibilities include but are not limited to:

Loads, unloads, checks and tallies tires to and from carriers (trailer trucks).
Stores tires in assigned warehouse locations.
Selects, packs, weighs, marks, palletized tires of customer orders and places in the assigned staging areas according to TWW bin locater system.
Checks and verifies accuracy of selecting, packing, weighing, marking and counting of tires for customer orders.
Operates forklifts, pallet jacks and other equipment in the execution of duties. Ensures safety guidelines are met in operating the equipment.
Performs required counting, tallying and marking on related inventory control documents.
Participates in cycle and/or annual physical inventories.
Ensures safety guidelines are met by the proper palletizing, re-palletizing and restacking of tires.
Performs other miscellaneous warehouse-related and safety duties.
Maintain compliance with procedures and policies.
Qualifications:


Minimum Requirements:
1. High School graduate or G.E.D. preferred.
2. Plus one year of general warehouse, logistics, or related experience.
3. Must pass a Mobile Equipment Operation (MEO) Physical. (Every two years)
4. Must pass Hair Follicle Drug Test, Physical and Background check.
 
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BooBooBusFZ07

New member
Any positions other than entry level? Got a buddy that might be interested. He's been a floor lead at his place for awhile but he's looking to try something new.
 

packnrat

Well-known member
salery starting at $80K
with full kaiser,
dental,
eye glasses,
company paid 401K.

paid for 20 years work or not.

count me in.


.
 

x42bnx

Drives Like a Jerk
Wish I could get this but I fail 1 of the 4 requirements lol

What part do you fail? Hopefully not the drug test. If I'm wrong about my first guess, get in contact with me. ElyDaniel@BFUSA.COm

- To the poster from earlier, unfortunately I filled both of my Assistant. Warehouse Manager positions earlier in the year - I actually posted them here first. However, this position is definately a step in the right direction if he wanted to become a AWM / WM at some point.

https://twwedge-bridgestone.icims.com/jobs/95117/tww-material-handler---oakland/job
 

Emoney600

Well-known member
Out of curiosity, does a company decide whether or not they want to drug test their employee's? I've never been drug tested a day in my life but I know others who seem to go through testing for every job.
 

x42bnx

Drives Like a Jerk
From my personal experience. I've drug testee ever candidate. Just once however, in the lovely state of California its illegal to retest or test without cause. So most employees are safe from it again, unless they injure themselves or someone else. Though I haven't worked for an employer that has not drug tested.
 

OldFatGuy

Fondling Member and 1%er
From my personal experience. I've drug testee ever candidate. Just once however, in the lovely state of California its illegal to retest or test without cause. So most employees are safe from it again, unless they injure themselves or someone else. Though I haven't worked for an employer that has not drug tested.

If you have a CDL, your employer is required to do random drug testing. No "cause" necessary.
 
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