Department
Logistics & Warehouse
TVH is seeking an energetic and results oriented Warehouse Associate
(Associate Material Handler) to join our team in Portland, OR.
This shift is M-F 10AM-7PM.
TVH is a dynamic, successful international company with a clear vision on
customer and employee centricity. We are passionate about fostering a challenging and rewarding environment for our employees which promotes teamwork, growth development, creativity and initiative. Visit our careers page to learn more about the unique benefits offered by TVH and take our virtual tour.
Why you’ll love TVH
Purpose Driven: TVH is a purpose driven organization, we Keep You Going and Growing.
Career Advancement: We have job levels and career paths established for all our warehouse positions and TVH is committed to filing a minimum 33% of our open positions each year with internal candidates.
Benefits: We offer multiple medical plans for employees to choose from in addition to Vision, Dental, Company paid Short & Long Term Disability and Basic Life Insurance, a 401(k) plan with a 6% company match, employee discounts and more.
Employee Centered: TVH also offers a variety of employee centered benefits as part of our wellness programming including gym
reimbursements, educational and recreational programs throughout the
year.
Core Function
Pick parts according to quantities listed on pick ticket
Visually identify that part in location is correct per description and part number listed on pick ticket
Place products in tote and label totes for next destination
Clean area at the end of each workday
Assist with other duties as directed by Warehouse Supervisor or Manage
Ideal candidates will have:
Have at least 1 year of relevant warehouse experience
Start the Conversation
Apply Now! TVH is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to diversity.
We look to create an inclusive environment that challenges, inspires, rewards and transforms our team to be the best of the best.
Location: 16125 NE Cameron Blvd, Portland OR 97230 #mfglogtvh
Recruiter
Ron Crites