The Warehouse Associate I receives inventory, moves products, performs cycle counts, ships orders, and operates lift trucks and warehouse equipment safely and efficiently. The role follows safety, company, and 6S standards, supports continuous improvement, and requires a GED or higher, basic computer skills, attention to detail, and the ability to perform physically demanding work including lifting up to 35 pounds and working up to 15 feet.
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utility and electrical solutionsShelton, CT, US
Its offerings include utility and communications infrastructure, lighting and controls, wiring and electrical, and datacom solutions. Hubbell says its solutions help customers operate critical infrastructure safely, reliably, and efficiently. The company describes its solutions as trusted for critical infrastructure since 1888. It says sustainability is integral to its products, people, and operations.
Who they serve
Hubbell provides solutions for commercial construction, healthcare facilities, and original equipment manufacturers. Hubbell serves utility infrastructures, wind and solar projects, water and gas distribution networks, and wireless networks.