Facility Attendant 1 - Back Half Nights id-6549

April 15, 2025

A role in a Supply Chain Facility means being on the very front lines of getting products to the guest as fast as possible, a critical differentiator, and one of the most essential Logistics functions. You will reach beyond the bounds of your team to collaborate across the enterprise and find solutions to support the business. Whether it is through focusing on our regional or upstream distribution centers, import warehouses, or fulfillment and flow centers, you will have a chance to positively affect thousands of fellow team members and Target guests worldwide, further differentiating Target from all the rest.

As a Facility Attendant 1, you will perform a wide variety of minor maintenance tasks in addition to all other duties as assigned pertaining to the general upkeep and maintenance of the Distribution Center. This includes, for example:

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Core responsibilities of this job are described within this job description. However, job duties may change at any time due to business needs.

Physical Demands (must be able to perform with or without reasonable accommodation):

Lift and carry merchandise weighing up to 47 lbs. regularly, and up to 60 lbs. on an infrequent basis 
Move about within and around the site with great frequency (up to 10-12 hours per shift)
Work in vrious temperature-controlled environments including temperatures below freezing (Food Distribution Center only)
Work in conditions that may include small spaces, dust, fumes/odors, hot/cold temperatures, inside/outside noise, vibration, standing on concrete for long hours and wet or uneven surfaces
Access all areas of the Distribution Center, including the ability to travel on conveyor crossovers and reach mezzanine platforms
Have full manual dexterity in both hands and wrists, eye/hand coordination, feet (e.g., operating foot pedals), manual (e.g., picking, pinching, holding, grasping), and wrist motion (repetitive flexion/rotation)

About you:

Possess or ability to obtain a valid driver’s license
Work both independently and in a team environment
[F&B Only] Comfortable working in a temperature-controlled environment
Effective communication skills
Accurately uses basic math skills
Able to be certified to operate all power equipment
Able to use maintenance tools; saws, drills, etc.
Able to read and comprehend labels, tickets, instructions, etc.
Able to work with minimal supervision and self-motivate

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