Picker:
You “pick” items from the shelves in the warehouse according to the customer orders.
Accuracy is crucial—picking the wrong item can delay deliveries or cause returns.
You might use handheld scanners or warehouse management software to locate products.
Packer:
You “pack” the picked items into boxes or bags, ensuring they are safe for transport.
You add protective materials if necessary and label packages properly.
Sometimes involves bundling multiple items into one shipment.
Other Responsibilities:
Check inventory for missing or damaged items.
Follow safety guidelines for handling equipment and heavy products.
Meet productivity and quality targets set by the fulfillment center.
Physical Job: Involves walking, standing, bending, and lifting items for most of the shift.
Shift Timings: Morning, afternoon, night, or rotational shifts.
Location: Amazon warehouses across India (Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Delhi NCR, Mumbai, etc.).
Teamwork: You work as part of a team to meet order deadlines.
Attention to detail (to avoid picking wrong products).
Basic technology skills (using scanners or mobile devices).
Physical stamina and endurance.
Ability to follow instructions and safety guidelines.
Overtime Pay: Extra pay for extra hours.
Health Insurance: Basic coverage for full-time employees.
Employee Discounts: Often included for Amazon products.
Training Provided: No prior experience required—Amazon trains you on scanning, packing, and warehouse safety.
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