Warehouse Auditor

Coastal Pacific Food Distributors•Ontario, CA

5d•$24 - $28•Onsite

About The Position

CPFD is hiring three Warehouse Auditors at its Ontario, California location. The company has served the U.S. military since 1986 and describes its work as supporting troops stateside and abroad. The role is a quality assurance checkpoint for outbound shipments, verifying that the correct products and quantities are selected, properly handled, and free from damage. It helps prevent Reports of Discrepancy (RODs), Vendor Credit Memos (VCMs), and other shipping errors while supporting customer satisfaction. The position includes auditing, correcting, and documenting shipment discrepancies, preparing pallets for delivery, and maintaining a safe and sanitary work area. Schedules are available on AM and PM shifts, with the PM position receiving a $0.50 shift differential. The stated hourly rate is $24.00–$28.00, depending on experience. CPFD describes the work as year-round and not seasonal.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Six months of work experience in grocery warehousing.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications.
Working knowledge of Warehouse Management Systems (WMS), or ability to learn.
Basic knowledge of warehouse operations, shipping procedures, and order accuracy.
Ability to work any shift hours, including weekends, overtime, and holidays, as needed to meet department and company goals.
Ability to frequently and repetitively bend, reach, lift, pull, push, grasp, and maneuver materials weighing up to 60 pounds.
Sufficient upper-body strength to operate a pallet jack steering mechanism, requiring approximately 10 pounds of pushing and pulling force.
Strong attention to detail and ability to identify and communicate errors or discrepancies.
Ability to accurately complete required documentation and reports.
Ability to perform assigned duties independently with minimal supervision.
Ability to work in dry, refrigerated (chill), and freezer warehouse environments.

Nice To Haves

Some college coursework or a college degree.

Responsibilities

Break down pallets to verify quantities and selected products, check for damage, and verify proper loading and shipment preparation.
Compare products on pallets with shipping documents for accuracy.
Identify and correct errors or discrepancies before loading or shipment to prevent VCMs and RODs.
Re-stack, wrap, and tag pallets so they are secure and ready for delivery.
Communicate errors, damages, and unresolved discrepancies through the identified process.
As directed by a supervisor, help research discrepancies, identify opportunities to prevent errors, and support corrective actions with the team.
Prepare and submit a daily recap of audit findings at the end of each shift, as directed.
Use a pallet jack and move pallets through the warehouse.
Work safely around warehouse equipment or machinery, including forklifts and pallet jacks.
Maintain housekeeping and sanitation in assigned work areas.
Perform other duties as assigned.