Warehouse Associate

Aebi Schmidt North America•Charlotte, MI

11h

About The Position

The Warehouse Associate supports day-to-day operations at the aftermarket parts distribution hub in Charlotte, Michigan. The role processes incoming and outgoing parts through accurate picking, efficient put-away, secure packaging, and timely shipping to ensure customers receive the correct parts on time. The associate maintains inventory records and uses ERP/MRP systems and handheld barcode scanners to track inventory movements. The role also involves operating material-handling equipment, inspecting parts, keeping the warehouse orderly and safe, and supporting team members and continuous improvement activities. The position requires physical activity throughout the shift and may involve extended hours or weekend shifts based on customer demands and shipment schedules.

Requirements

High School Diploma or GED.
1 to 2 years of experience in a warehouse or distribution center.
Valid driver's license.
Ability to maintain internal forklift, pallet jack, and stand-up truck operator certifications.
Working knowledge of ERP/MRP warehouse software and handheld barcode scanner systems.
Ability to lift and move at least 40 pounds without assistance.
Ability to climb a ladder to at least 20 feet while wearing appropriate safety gear.
Must pass a pre-employment drug screen.

Responsibilities

Read operational schedules and order sheets to accurately pick aftermarket parts from warehouse shelves.
Transport materials to and from bins, skids, and containers.
Use order pickers, forklifts, and stand-up trucks to put newly arrived stock into the correct inventory locations.
Line set and organize materials to support production and distribution.
Inspect parts for quality and identify damaged materials before shipment.
Package, kit, and label parts to prevent damage during transit.
Load and unload shipping containers, delivery trucks, and pallets.
Perform cycle counts and stock transfers and maintain accurate inventory records.
Use ERP/MRP systems and handheld barcode scanners to log inventory movements.
Identify and promptly report shortages and inventory discrepancies.
Maintain a valid forklift or stand-up truck license and complete daily maintenance logs for operated equipment.
Keep the warehouse clean, organized, and free of hazards, and help maintain safety standards across distribution areas.
Assist team members with lifting heavy objects when required.
Participate in physical inventory events and quality improvement initiatives.
Report to work reliably and be willing to work overtime on short notice when order volumes increase.