Job description
What this role is about
This role supports day-to-day warehouse operations, including shipping and receiving, material handling, inventory activities. The Warehouse Specialist operates material handling equipment, uses SAP and basic computer applications, and ensures that orders are accurately picked, packed, labeled, and prepared for shipment in a safe and efficient manner. Responsibilities include: Perform daily shipping and receiving activities, including unloading incoming shipments, verifying documentation, and preparing outgoing orders. Handle materials safely and efficiently using pallet jacks, hand trucks, forklifts, and other warehouse equipment. Pick and pack customer orders accurately, ensuring correct items, quantities, and packaging standards. Palletize products and stage them for shipment according to truck lines, routes, and schedules. Process merchandise returns, including inspection, documentation, and proper disposition of returned goods. Maintain accurate inventory by labeling products, organizing stock, and assisting with inventory counts and adjustments. Use SAP and other computer systems to enter, update, and track orders, inventory movements, and shipping details. Apply labels and documentation to products and pallets in accordance with company and regulatory requirements. Support assembly processes as needed, ensuring components and materials are correctly prepared and assembled. Follow sanitation and housekeeping procedures to keep the warehouse clean, safe, and organized. Use Microsoft Office and other computer applications to complete basic reports, communicate with team members, and support warehouse documentation. Adhere to all safety guidelines and operational procedures while operating forklifts and other material handling equipment. Collaborate with team members and supervisors to meet daily productivity, accuracy, and quality targets. This position is based in a warehouse setting that involves regular use of material handling equipment such as forklifts, pallet jacks, and hand trucks. The role requires standing, walking, lifting, and moving products throughout the shift, as well as working around pallets.