Warehouse Associate 2 - Receiving/Forklift Driver

St. Luke's Health System•Meridian, ID

About The Position

Under general supervision, the Warehouse Associate 2 performs receiving, shipping, and organizational tasks in a product distribution and warehouse environment. Shipping work includes picking, packing, fulfilling, labeling, and staging orders for shipment. Receiving work includes breaking down and receiving truck and common-carrier shipments, verifying and recording purchased items, and stocking received materials in warehouse locations. The role uses warehouse technology and equipment to support material management, inventory accuracy, and efficient facility operations. The associate works with other warehouse departments and supervisors to address shortages or discrepancies, maintain supplies, and ensure that materials are handled and stored safely. The position may also involve mentoring other employees and performing additional warehouse duties as assigned.

Requirements

Six months of experience.
No education required.

Nice To Haves

Forklift driving experience.

Responsibilities

Use operating technology to prepare orders for shipment accurately and according to standards.
Assist with inventory control, stock rotation, and maintaining accurate records of stock levels and locations.
Coordinate with warehouse departments, including picking, packing, and shipping teams, to support efficient operations.
Validate inventory availability, perform inventory reconciliation, and help resolve straightforward problems.
Notify and collaborate with supervisors or inventory control teams about shortages or order discrepancies.
Inspect and verify incoming and outgoing shipments, process documentation, and organize materials for storage or transport.
Monitor packaging and shipping material supplies and notify the Distribution Supervisor when stock falls below target levels.
Receive and unload incoming materials from trucking or parcel companies, and compare packing slips with purchase orders to verify shipment accuracy.
Unpack, verify, sort, and count received inventory, and accurately record purchased items.
Inspect shipments for damage, loss, expiration dates, or defects, and notify appropriate personnel for resolution.
Stock warehouse shelves using equipment and technology.
Operate forklifts, pallet jacks, and hand trucks to move, load, and unload materials safely and in accordance with established procedures.
Conduct inventory audits and cycle counts, identify discrepancies, and assist with resolving inventory issues.
Follow company policies, procedures, and safety guidelines, along with applicable local, state, and federal regulations for warehouse operations and material handling.
Assist with other warehouse tasks as needed, including packing, labeling, and general maintenance.
Serve as a role model and mentor to other employees.
Perform other duties and responsibilities as assigned.