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Freight Handlers Needed Full Time at FHI! Working at FHI is more than a job. It’s a career. A company where you can pursue new and rewarding job opportunities as you gain experience and demonstrate success. FHI prides itself on helping associates reach their full potential by providing leadership training and encouraging associates to take advantage of new job opportunities that become available as the company grows. FHI is proud of its reputation of employing the industry’s most experienced and reliable unloading professionals. We go the extra mile to develop and retain quality employees—an approach our customers acknowledge and appreciate. Freight Handlers unload trailers delivering product to our distribution warehouses and use powered industrial equipment (Powered pallet jacks, Fork lifts, Dock stockers) as the primary means of removing product from the trailer; however, hand stacking cases of product is an integral and repetitive part of the unloading process. Work is performed in a warehouse setting and is physically demanding.  Freight Handlers must be able to unload tractor trailers safely and efficiently while working in a fast-paced environment.  As part of the FHI team, you will receive a generous compensation package, including company-paid health benefits, vacation pay and the opportunity to participate in the company’s 401(k) plan. Minimum experience or requirements:  Ability to read, write and speak English Basic Math skills Freight Handlers must be able to lift cases by hand weighing from 25 to 95 pounds and can expect to handle between 50 and 200+ pallets Handlers are expected to work productively and safely Steel toed safety shoes are required  

GENERAL DESCRIPTION: Production position is responsible for processing quality linen at prescribed standards. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Feeds linen into ironers. Hand folds and stacks linen in appropriate bundles. Determines quality of linen and rejects unacceptable pieces. Binds, marks, wraps, and packs bundles according to standards. Keeps accurate records of work produced. Performs general housekeeping. Performs other duties as assigned. Minimum experience or requirements: Essential: Ability to read and write at a sixth grade level; ability to push 600 pound carts; ability to lift 5-10 pounds; ability to work at a steady rapid pace; ability to bend; ability to work in heat; ability to stand eight to twelve hours with minimal breaks. Non-essential: Ability to lift 25 to 50 pounds.