Packer/Packing-Warehouse

Packer/Packing-Warehouse


Company
Partners Personnel
Location
Los Angeles County, CA
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
23 days ago
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Job Description
Warehouse Associate
Join our dynamic team as a Warehouse Associate In this role, you'll be essential to our operations, managing the flow of goods and ensuring a smooth shipping and receiving process.
What You Will Do:
# Assist in shipping and receiving by unloading trucks and verifying incoming merchandise.
# Prepare customer orders by processing requests, pulling materials, packing boxes, and placing orders in the delivery area.
# Organize and sort items on racks, shelves, or in bins to maintain an efficient workspace.
# Open bales, crates, and containers as necessary.
# Support inventory control by accurately recording received or distributed items using our computer systems.
# Maintain a safe and clean working environment by adhering to safety protocols and utilizing the proper safety equipment.

Qualifications:
~ High School diploma or equivalent is preferred.
~1-2 years of warehouse experience is a plus.
~ Strong communication, organizational, time management, and basic math skills.
~ Dependable and reliable with a commitment to teamwork.
~ Inventory management, equipment operation certification, and data entry skills may be required.

Physical Demands:
Regularly lift or move objects weighing 10-50 lbs; occasionally work with items over 100 lbs as part of a team.
Be prepared to stand, walk, bend, kneel, and climb.
Benefits:
Competitive pay and opportunities for overtime.
Comprehensive training and career advancement within the company.
A supportive and safe work environment that values your contributions.
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