Picking:
You move through the warehouse, find the products listed in an order, and scan them to confirm accuracy.
Accuracy is more important than speed—picking the wrong item can cause customer complaints.
Packing:
You safely pack items into boxes or bags for shipment.
You may add bubble wrap, tape, or labels to protect items and make them ready for delivery.
Inventory Checks:
You sometimes check stock levels, report damaged items, and help keep the warehouse organized.
Physical Role: Involves walking, standing, lifting, and bending.
Shifts: Morning, evening, or night; often rotational.
Team-Oriented: You work with other Pickers/Packers, supervisors, and warehouse staff to meet daily order goals.
Attention to detail (to avoid mistakes).
Basic tech usage (handheld scanners or warehouse devices).
Physical stamina and endurance.
Following processes and safety guidelines.
Overtime: Extra pay for extended hours.
Health Insurance & Benefits: For full-time employees.
Employee Discounts: On company products.
Training Provided: No prior experience needed.
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