Jobs In Miami, Florida

Truck Driver- Nightshift

JOB SUMMARYSpots and picks up empty and loaded containers within the Miami and West Palm Beach area and other South Florida areas.EDUCATION: High School Diploma or equivalentEXPERIENCE: Five years verifiable experience driving over-the-road equipment, and two years verifiable experience working LTL freight.LICENSE: ICC and DOT certification and DOT physical.  Valid Local Driver’s License. CDL Class A (for mininum of five years), with HAZMAT and tanker endorsements, doubles and triples endorsements.TRAVEL: 100% Travel to local Tropical locations.

Cargo Handling Specialist- Nightshift

JOB SUMMARY Inspects and receives cargo to protect the interest of Tropical and its customers.  Verifies that cargo meets Tropical’s minimum requirements for cargo acceptance.  Notifies supervisor / crew leader for problem resolution when cargo does not meet Tropical requirements.  Measures and documents the shipment’s size, type and characteristics along with complete written record of any discrepancies.  Applies proper Tropical labels according to cargo marks and paperwork and enters correct data in the warehouse management system, preparing cargo for putaway.  Operates a forklift as part of the receiving, stripping, or putaway processes.  Puts away cargo in the proper location and documents that transaction properly in the warehouse management system.JOB SCOPENo supervisory or budgetary responsibilitiesPRINCIPAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIESInspects cargo to ensure that cargo meets the Tropical receiving guidelines for acceptance.Receives cargo by :a.  Verifying and documenting the count.b.  Ensuring that cargo matches description on the carrier’s freight billc.  Verifying and documenting cargo condition.d.  Properly noting exceptions (discrepancies) on the delivery agent’s paperwork.e.  Checks for proper hazardous material documents.f.   Signs the delivery receipt, and accepts cargo in accordance with the receiving process.Measures cargo and enters information into the warehouse management system or on hand tally.Properly, accurately, and legibly, records all other required information on tally or in warehouse management system.Prepares cargo for putaway by verifying paperwork, and placing cargo on pallets.  Secures cargo to pallets with shrinkwrap and/or tape.Applies labels to each handling unit, in accordance with company procedures.Exhibits good customer service skills in communicating with customers, truckers, and vendors.Performs and documents pre-shift forklift inspection.Operates a forklift to unload delivery trucks and containers.Strips and transloads cargo as neededTransfers large shipments from delivery truck directly into  containers.Loads containers making sure that cargo is placed properly in containers to ensure maximum stow and damage free transit.Loads flat racks according to flat rack procedures.Ensures proper hazardous material placards are applied when hazardous cargo is loaded.Performs all other assigned duties as requested. MINIMUM EDUCATION, CERTIFICATION, EXPERIENCE AND PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTSEDUCATION: High School Diploma or equivalentEXPERIENCE: Six (6) months Tropical warehouse experience.OSHA certified in forklift operation.LICENSE: Valid Florida drivers licenseTRAVEL: None.

Accounts Coordinator

JOB SUMMARY Keeps assigned customers advised of cargo on hand, cargo to be shipped, and (tracking) cargo to be received.  Oversees all aspects of consolidations including documentation, customer service, sales, FCN functions, and maintaining a complete file for all assigned customers.EDUCATION: High School Diploma or equivalentEXPERIENCE: Three years in shipping industry with one year being in documentation.LICENSE: Valid Local Driver’s License.TRAVEL: N/A

SA Warehouse Handler

Duties & Responsibilities Some of your duties may include: Receive and put away inventory Get customer orders ready and pack them up Load boxes into trucks for shipment Use scanners […]

Cargo Handling Specialist

JOB SUMMARY Inspects and receives cargo to protect the interest of Tropical and its customers.  Verifies that cargo meets Tropical’s minimum requirements for cargo acceptance.  Notifies supervisor / crew leader for problem resolution when cargo does not meet Tropical requirements.  Measures and documents the shipment’s size, type and characteristics along with complete written record of any discrepancies.  Applies proper Tropical labels according to cargo marks and paperwork and enters correct data in the warehouse management system, preparing cargo for putaway.  Operates a forklift as part of the receiving, stripping, or putaway processes.  Puts away cargo in the proper location and documents that transaction properly in the warehouse management system.JOB SCOPENo supervisory or budgetary responsibilitiesPRINCIPAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIESInspects cargo to ensure that cargo meets the Tropical receiving guidelines for acceptance.Receives cargo by :a.  Verifying and documenting the count.b.  Ensuring that cargo matches description on the carrier’s freight billc.  Verifying and documenting cargo condition.d.  Properly noting exceptions (discrepancies) on the delivery agent’s paperwork.e.  Checks for proper hazardous material documents.f.   Signs the delivery receipt, and accepts cargo in accordance with the receiving process.Measures cargo and enters information into the warehouse management system or on hand tally.Properly, accurately, and legibly, records all other required information on tally or in warehouse management system.Prepares cargo for putaway by verifying paperwork, and placing cargo on pallets.  Secures cargo to pallets with shrinkwrap and/or tape.Applies labels to each handling unit, in accordance with company procedures.Exhibits good customer service skills in communicating with customers, truckers, and vendors.Performs and documents pre-shift forklift inspection.Operates a forklift to unload delivery trucks and containers.Strips and transloads cargo as neededTransfers large shipments from delivery truck directly into  containers.Loads containers making sure that cargo is placed properly in containers to ensure maximum stow and damage free transit.Loads flat racks according to flat rack procedures.Ensures proper hazardous material placards are applied when hazardous cargo is loaded.Performs all other assigned duties as requested. MINIMUM EDUCATION, CERTIFICATION, EXPERIENCE AND PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTSEDUCATION: High School Diploma or equivalentEXPERIENCE: Six (6) months Tropical warehouse experience.OSHA certified in forklift operation.LICENSE: Valid Florida drivers licenseTRAVEL: None.

Warehouse Supervisor

JOB SUMMARYSupervises all cargo receiving and handling operations in the Miami warehouse.  Supervises the operating functions of cargo inspections, warehousing, out-loading, cargo inventory, and weekly productivity reports.  Responsible for all warehouse and split requests.-Supervise cargo receiving, handling and loading operations in receiving and the warehouse.-Monitors and evaluates daily quality, status and effectiveness of the operations work group.-Compiles operational data and produces productivity reports on a weekly basis.-Supervises freight operations and warehouse utilization from forecasted workload data and vessel schedule peak load periods  Orders all warehouse supplies and maintains inventory of same.-Coordinates all warehouse requests, splits and restickers.-Ensures work group members receive necessary supplies, manuals, safety equipment and training to perform job properly.-Performs initial training and retraining of warehouse employees.-Ensures that work areas are safe and clean.-Drafts internal operating procedures for freight handling functions to maintain safety, productivity and service standards.-Performs employee performance appraisals, participates in the interview process and recommends hiring or dismissal.-Performs all other assigned duties.EDUCATION: High School Diploma or equivalentEXPERIENCE: Three years in cargo inspection, handling, and warehouse operations.LICENSE: Valid Local Driver’s License.  Valid Passport.TRAVEL: 10% Travel to local Tropical locations within the continental U.S. to coordinate operations or participate in special assignments.  Occasional  overseas travel to coordinate with various port locations.

Port Mechanic II

JOB SUMMARYRepairs and maintains all components on a chassis which includes mechanical, welding and fabrication.PRINCIPAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES-Brake repair and replacement (S-Cam Air Brakes)-Rebuilds and/or repairs axles and suspensions.-Replaces and repairs landing gear.-Inspects to ensure everything meets DOT ABS.-Works on the cosmetics of the unit.-Repairs and/or replaces air valves and brake chambers.-Repairs and/or replaces lights.-Repairs the ABS System.-Welds, flame straightens and fabricates structural steel components. -Drives jockey trucks and fork lifts.-Performs all other assigned duties.MINIMUM EDUCATION, CERTIFICATION, EXPERIENCE AND PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTSEDUCATION:    High School Diploma or equivalentEXPERIENCE:    One year working with S-Cam Air BrakesLICENSE:    Must have or achieve OSHA jockey truck certification.Must have: Certificate of Training for ABS brake systems, Certificate of S-Cam foundation brakes, and OSHA commercial tire training. Must be able to operate and certify on 15,000 lb. and 30,000 lb. fork lift.Must meet one of the DOT conditions that qualifies as a brake inspector.TRAVEL:    N/A PHYSICAL:    Operations – Manual dexterity to perform repetitive motion tasks on computer or handheld.  Ability to frequently twist, bend, reach, squat, kneel, climb on equipment, push/pull 50 pounds, crawl, lift and carry at least 80 pounds on a daily basis.  Able to withstand constant exposure to extreme weather conditions. Must work in a very noisy environment.Must work in a dirty environment requiring the occasional use of respirators.  Must work in a hot environment while using welders and torches.LANGUAGE:    English

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