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Dollar Tree · Stockton, CA

Loader

Stockton, CAFull-time

Listed on Dollar Tree’s official careers site. Listed as of October 20, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Loads and unloads trailers, moves merchandise from area to area and uses conveyors or forklift equipment throughout Distribution Center.

Essential job functions

Load and unload merchandise. Check, verify and audit merchandise and enter data into remote data terminals to ensure that ordered merchandise is an ordered and not damaged. Identify, separate, label and palletize merchandise to be relocated to appropriate area of distribution center. Operate forklift type equipment to move and store merchandise. Replenish pick areas identified by replenishment screens or report various requests for needed merchandise.

Fills merchandise orders by selecting and moving merchandise from active location to conveyor, and/or slot to box to fill orders. Load merchandise onto trailers by moving merchandise from conveyor to trailer or from pallet to trailer. Scan non-conveyable or non-diverted merchandise prior to loading on trailer. Check merchandise to ensure that shipment is accurate and merchandise is not damaged and is loaded onto proper trailer.

Performa general housekeeping duties. Perform varied duties (as listed above) depending on department assignment. Department assignment will change depending on Distribution Center needs. Full time 1122 Runway Drive,Stockton,California 95206 DC4 Dollar Tree

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