Overnight Order Selector (Grocery Warehouse)

C&S Wholesale Grocers•Miami, FL

2d•Onsite

About The Position

As a Warehouse Selector, you pick, gather, and organize grocery products and prepare orders for delivery to local customers. The role involves working in a grocery warehouse and using order sheets or an audio headset to select products. You stack and wrap items on pallets, prepare them for loading, and help ensure order accuracy and product safety. The position is located at 3300 NW 123rd St., Miami, Florida, and pays $21 per hour. The shift is listed as 9 p.m. to completion. The work is physically active and includes frequent standing, bending, pulling, lifting, and pivoting; walking 6–12 miles per day on varied surfaces; and lifting products weighing 1–60 pounds or more, including from floor to overhead. Work may involve multiple levels of varying heights and safe handling of box-cutting tools. The grocery dry-goods work environment is approximately 50°–90°. The company provides paid training, weekly pay, benefits available from day one, paid time off and holiday pay, career progression opportunities, tuition reimbursement, an employee health and wellness program, employee discounts or purchasing programs, and an employee assistance program. In certain locations, C&S offers $100 toward the purchase of safety shoes.

Requirements

High school diploma or General Equivalency Diploma in General Studies.
Ability and willingness to follow material-handling equipment safe-operating procedures.
Ability to perform frequent physical activity, including standing, bending, pulling, lifting, pivoting, and walking 6–12 miles per day.
Ability to frequently lift products weighing 1–60 pounds or more, including from floor to overhead.
Ability to safely handle sharp objects, including box-cutting tools.

Responsibilities

Pick various items using order sheets or an audio headset.
Stack items on pallets for wrapping and loading at bay doors.
Ensure orders are accurate while following safety standards.
Operate a double walkie-rider or electric pallet jack to remove cases from storage racks, place them on pallets, and apply selection labels where applicable.
Use proper wrapping techniques to protect products from damage.
Inform a supervisor of differences in case quantity or product description.
Inspect equipment and complete the appropriate inspection form.
Lift varying case weights, shapes, and heights safely.
Follow all material-handling equipment safe-operating procedures.