4000- DC - Tagger

Tagger Reports to: DC Operation Manager/Supervisor Primary Responsibilities: Before tagging our order, you must check tickets against the carton label (verifying the style, color, price, and STS #) After tagging and verifying count you must sign the carton label. If the amount of merchandise does not match the label you must bring it to the checkers attention. You are responsible for keeping your work area neat, using trash bags for straps, papers, plastic bags, etc. If there is no work on our assigned line, find a manager or supervisor to be reassigned. (You are not allowed to jump line by line looking for work.) Your daily quota is an average of 15 skids every day. Do not tag orders without labels unless instructed by manager or supervisor. Production sheet numbers must be clearly legible to be counted. Perform all projects and functions assigned by management as required to meet the needs of the business. When labeling, a tagger must not remove the "Master Pallet Tag" carton. The "Master Pallet Tag" MUST BE processed last to save it in case we are short labels. The usage of your hands and finger is continuous and a repetitive activity. Wrist and body turning will occur on a continuous basis. Bending and stooping are continuous. Concentration, accuracy, and attention to detail is required.