Data Center Dock Associate (A Shift M-F… at DSV - Global… · Lancaster

Summary: DSV - Global Transport and Logistics is a leader in providing efficient transport and logistics services. The Data Center Dock Associate is responsible for material handling, inventory management, and ensuring quality checks on freight, while also interacting with customers and maintaining safety standards.

Responsibilities:
- Load and unload inbound and outbound freight to and from vehicles and containers
- Perform quality checks on inbound and outbound freight, checking for accurate part numbers, quantities and ensuring material is in pristine condition
- Execute daily inventory cycle counts and replenishment orders for critical spare parts on site at the datacenter
- Process return shipments of various electronic components utilizing multiple warehouse management systems
- Place server racks on the datacenter floor utilizing laser measuring devices with 100% accuracy
- Populate electronic components and install cabling into server racks by following provided diagrams and schematics
- Install rack hardware using various hand, power and measuring tools
- Operate various types of material handling equipment such as straddle stackers, rack movers and electric pallet jacks
- Perform cleanup activities in the work area to ensure safety, cleanliness, and adherence to 5s standards
- Push, pull and lift frequently throughout the workday

Required Qualifications:
- Good interpersonal and customer service skills are required
- Ability to forge positive working relationships with different working groups
- Critical thinking abilities and good analytical skills
- Experience with computers is required
- Knowledge of electrical safety and static discharge hazards and protocols
- 1-3 years of related experience is required
- Must be able to pass any federal/state/local government, airport, or company-required background checks, clearances, and/or drug and alcohol tests

Required Skills: Material handling equipment operation, Inventory management, Warehouse management systems, Server assembly and installation, Electrical safety protocols, Static discharge hazard protocols, Use of hand tools, Use of power tools, Use of measuring devices, Reading diagrams and schematics, Quality control