Picking: Collecting items from shelves/racks based on customer orders using hand-held scanners or pick lists.
Packing: Packing the selected items securely into boxes/bags for shipment.
Labeling: Printing and attaching shipping labels/barcodes.
Quality Check: Ensuring items are correct, undamaged, and meet packaging standards.
Loading Support: Handing over packed orders for dispatch/loading.
Inventory Assistance: Sometimes helps in stock counting and shelf arrangement.
Basic reading & writing ability (order slips, barcodes).
Attention to detail (to avoid wrong item packing).
Physical stamina (lifting, standing, moving during shifts).
Teamwork and time management.
Ability to work with handheld scanners / simple warehouse tools.
Warehouse / Fulfillment center.
Shifts (Day/Night) depending on demand.
Safety gear (gloves, shoes, jackets) often provided.
Senior Picker/Packer
Warehouse Supervisor
Inventory Controller
Logistics Coordinator
Overtime Pay: Extra payment for working beyond scheduled hours.
Attendance / Performance Incentives: Bonuses for accuracy, speed, and regular attendance.
Shift Allowance: Extra pay for night shifts.
Free Meals / Canteen Facilities (varies by company).
Transport Facility / Travel Allowance (pick-up and drop in some warehouses).
Uniforms & Safety Gear (shoes, gloves, jackets provided).
ESI (Employee State Insurance) coverage.
Medical Insurance / Health Benefits (in large companies like Amazon, Flipkart).
On-site First Aid & Safety Measures.
Paid leaves (casual, sick, and earned leave).
Weekly off (rotational shifts).
Overtime leave encashment (in some companies).
Training on warehouse systems & tools.
Opportunity to grow into Warehouse Supervisor, Inventory Controller, or Team Leader.
Internal promotions for high-performing workers.
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