Warehouse Worker

Receiving and Unloading:

• Receive incoming shipments of goods, materials, and supplies from suppliers, carriers, or production facilities.
• Unload delivery trucks, containers, or pallets using forklifts, pallet jacks, or other material handling equipment.

Inventory Management:

• Organize and store received items in designated locations within the warehouse using appropriate storage methods and equipment.
• Conduct regular cycle counts and inventory checks to maintain accurate inventory records and identify discrepancies or shortages.

Order Picking and Packing:

• Retrieve items from storage locations based on pick lists, work orders, or customer orders using handheld scanners or picking equipment.
• Pack items securely and accurately according to customer specifications, ensuring proper labeling, packaging, and documentation.

Shipping and Loading:

• Prepare shipping documents, such as bills of lading, packing lists, and shipping labels, to accompany outgoing shipments.
• Load outgoing shipments onto delivery trucks or transport vehicles, ensuring proper stacking, weight distribution, and securing of goods.

Qualifications:

• Ability to perform physically demanding tasks, including lifting and carrying heavy objects, standing for extended periods, and operating warehouse equipment such as forklifts and pallet jacks.
• Strong attention to detail to accurately inspect, count, and label incoming and outgoing goods, as well as to maintain inventory records and ensure order accuracy.
• Effective organizational skills to manage inventory, prioritize tasks, and keep the warehouse clean, orderly, and efficient.
• Basic communication skills to interact with coworkers, supervisors, and occasionally external contacts such as delivery drivers or suppliers.

Warehouse workers are essential contributors to the smooth operation of warehouses and distribution centers, playing a vital role in ensuring the timely and accurate movement of goods through the supply chain.