Electric Pallet Jack-Voice Picker (2nd shift $22.50hr)

Petco•Mira Loma, CA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Electric Pallet Jack-Voice Picker position at Petco is for the 2nd shift and involves a variety of warehouse operations. The role primarily focuses on pulling merchandise from storage locations, as well as receiving, picking, packaging, loading, and moving merchandise for shipment. A key aspect of the job is operating powered material handling equipment, including pallet jacks, standup lifts, and turret trucks, and handling bulky, non-conveyable items. Petco is a health and wellness company dedicated to improving the lives of pets, pet parents, and its partners. With over 60 years in business, Petco operates more than 1,500 stores, 250+ Vetco Total Care hospitals, numerous preventive care clinics, and eight distribution centers across the U.S., Mexico, and Puerto Rico, employing over 29,000 partners. The company also founded Petco Love in 1999, which supports animal welfare groups and has facilitated the adoption of approximately 7 million animals.

Requirements

Must have experience operating this equipment (Electric Pallet Jack).
Voice picking (Vocollect) up to 50lbs. picking and carrying large bags of dog food/ or can food.
High school diploma or its equivalent (GED).
Basic math proficiency.
Ability to repetitively lift and/or move merchandise up to 50 pounds.
Ability to pass required certification in order to operate powered material handling equipment.

Responsibilities

Repetitively places and pulls merchandise weighing up to 50 pounds to and from storage locations, using a hand-held radio frequency device and/or voice recognition system to scan and/or record selected merchandise from storage locations or within a computer operated pick-module or carousel.
Receives, picks, packages, loads and moves merchandise weighing up to 50 pounds for shipment, either in boxes or on pallets using powered or manual pallet jacks, or other powered material handling equipment (e.g., standup lifts and turret trucks).
Performs inventory activities, including counting material, equipment, merchandise, or supplies in stock and comparing inventories to office records or computer figures.
Unloads incoming shipments and loads outgoing trucks with merchandise using powered industrial material handling equipment (e.g., standup lifts and turret trucks).
Arranges merchandise to be staged or stocked in storage locations to maintain inventory levels.
Packages merchandise for shipment, either in boxes or on pallets; ensures correct and complete labels are attached to all orders processed.
Moves non-conveyable items (i.e., bulky items) to and from storage locations.