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SalaryThis opportunity will allow you to immerse yourself in a diverse product line that covers everything from construction, landscaping, and grounds maintenance to property development, and the list goes on. You will work alongside some of the most helpful and respected coworkers in the business.
This position is Monday to Friday with a rotational Saturday morning shift
Key Responsibilities:
- Oversee the parts sales process from start to finish
- Communicate with customers on parts status
- Complete special order part requests for customers
- Assess and determine customers’ parts requirements.
- Responsible for retrieving required/delivered material and applying required labels/print slips.
- Performing visual inspection of incoming and sent parts for accuracy and locating material in order to pick and ship.
- Process incoming parts requisitions.
- Receive, unpack, and sort incoming parts, supplies, and materials.
- Process parts transactions in a timely and accurate manner.
- Clean and maintain the parts warehouse area.
- Perform daily duties in a manner conducive to a safe workplace.
- Participate in all required Health & Safety training.
- Must follow all company safety policies and procedures.
All applications will be reviewed; however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
About Reesink Canada:
Reesink Canada Holdings is a subsidiary of Royal Reesink, a Dutch company that started in 1786 as a blacksmith and has evolved into one of the largest equipment suppliers internationally.Canada is one of the main markets for Royal Reesink. We believe that both the agricultural and construction equipment market have big potential in Canada. That is why a Reesink Canada Holdings was founded as a dedicated entity for all Canadian activities.This provides an excellent match with Royal Reesink’s growth strategy, which is based in part on growth with existing brands in new markets.Royal Reesink has been representing CLAAS for over 65 years in the Netherlands and also represents CLAAS, HORSCH and MACDON in Kazakhstan. There are significant similarities between Western Canadian agriculture and agriculture in Kazakhstan, and therefore synergies can be realised.
