Picker and Packer

Picker and Packer


Company
RIVINGO TRADING PTY LTD
Location
Cape Town
Salary
R 3,8K–R 5,2K a week
Posted
30 days ago
Via
Job Mail

Job Description
We are looking for a highly organized packer to prepare items for shipping. The Packer is responsible for cleaning shipping containers, labeling items and packing items into the shipping containers.

To be successful as a packer you must have attention to detail and the ability to organize items. A good packer is efficient and careful not to damage items.

Packer Responsibilities:
• Ensure that items are undamaged.
• Clean shipping containers.
• Label items.
• Pack items into shipping containers.
• Seal and label shipping containers.

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