Warehouse Worker

Remote

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Warehouse Workers can directly work for a company or for a third-party shipping or storage company to facilitate the delivery of products to businesses and consumers. They work as part of a team to coordinate company operations and complete workflows in order according to schedule. Warehouse Workers accept orders, enter them into the warehouse database and keep track of how much of each type of item or material they have in stock. They operate picking and lifting machines according to safety regulations and keep aisles clear and free of debris to make it easy to access bins and pallets.

What does a Warehouse Worker do?

A Warehouse Worker, or Warehouse Associate, is responsible for carrying out the logistics of receiving, processing, storing and sending inventory according to purchase orders and shipping schedules. Their duties include loading orders onto trucks and shipping containers, organizing incoming stock and putting the appropriate labels on outgoing parcels.

Responsibilities

A Warehouse Worker should be able to fulfill various duties and responsibilities. The following are some duties and responsibilities a Warehouse Worker should be able to execute:

Collecting merchandise from the distribution center and safely transporting materials to the shipping bay.
Receiving and documenting merchandise for delivery or return.
Keeping an inventory of all merchandise entering or exiting the warehouse.
Identifying any missing, lost or damaged materials and immediately notify the supervisor.
Ensuring that all the merchandise is safely and securely packed and labeled for shipping.
Managing all merchandise with appropriate care.

Required Skills

A competitive Warehouse Worker will have certain skills and qualifications, including: