Warehouse Associate IN

GENERAL JOB DESCRIPTION: As a Warehouse Associate, you’ll be the backbone of our operation, handling inbound, outbound, pallets, and small parcels like a seasoned pro.

Our work environment includes:

  • On-the-job training – no experience necessary. We’ll teach you the ropes (or at least the pallet jacks).
  • A safe work environment, because safety is no joke.
  • A lively atmosphere, because why settle for boring?
  • Company perks and benefits (spoiler: they’re awesome).

MAJOR DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Receive and process incoming shipments: Get ready to be the first to greet and process boxes and goods that come your way. It’s like being the doorbell of the warehouse, ding dong!
  • Perform inventory control tasks: Keep track of everything like a warehouse superhero, doing everything from cycle counting to stock replenishment. That’s your superpower: organization!
  • Operate warehouse equipment: Whether it’s a reach truck or a pallet jack, you’ll be driving these like they’re your trusty sidekick (once you’re trained, of course).
  • Load and unload trucks: This might involve lifting things, so you’ll need to use proper lifting techniques. Think of it as the warehouse version of yoga, stretch those arms!
  • Maintain a clean and organized work area: No one likes chaos. Well, we like controlled chaos, but let’s keep things neat and tidy.
    Follow all safety protocols and guidelines: Safety is the name of the game. We’re all about the high-fives, not the accidents.

MINOR DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Assist in building pallets when needed: This is where your creativity shines. Constructing pallets like a pro!
  • Help in small parcels area when needed: Small parcels, big impact. You’ll be a parcel-packing wizard.
  • Rearrange components as needed: Warehouse feng shui? Yep, that’s your jam. Moving things around with precision!

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

The tasks listed above might change from time to time, just like your favorite playlist. We're all about adapting to business needs and having fun while doing it!

This position is on-site with us. No remote warehouse life.

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