Warehouse Order Checker

CONA Services•Elyria, OH

10d•$18 - $22•Onsite

About The Position

The Order Checker ensures the accuracy of customer orders leaving the warehouse by inspecting completed orders, documenting discrepancies, and ensuring corrections are made before orders are loaded for delivery. The position may also inspect returning route delivery trucks, document discrepancies, and make necessary changes before finalizing the route truck check-in process. The role works in a warehouse environment and may involve working in different work areas throughout the day. The work environment is noisy and not climate-controlled, with heat in summer and cold in winter. Schedules and hours may change with business demands.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Up to 12 months of experience acquired through work experience.
Attention to detail and basic math skills, including addition, subtraction, and multiplication.
Ability to work in a fast-paced atmosphere while walking and repetitively lifting 30 pounds.
Ability to lift up to 75 pounds.
Ability to collaborate in a team environment.
Ability to coordinate and organize efficient, dependable warehouse processes.
Ability to adapt to different work areas throughout the workday and meet their minimum expectations.
Ability to read and interpret instructions from a computer screen.
Ability to differentiate the company's packages.
Ability to work in a noisy, non-climate-controlled environment, including heat in summer and cold in winter.
Initiative to proactively seek value-added opportunities.
Flexibility to accommodate schedules and hours that change with business demands.

Nice To Haves

Powered Industrial Truck (PIT) certification.
Pallet jack experience or qualification.

Responsibilities

Inspect built pallets to ensure they are adequately built, stabilized, and secure for transportation to customers.
Review pick tickets to verify that product types and quantities are correct, and communicate errors to warehouse teammates so corrections can be made.
Inspect returning route delivery trucks for proper condition and perform blind counts to compare actual counts with reported quantities.
Communicate issues discovered during truck inspections to route delivery drivers and make necessary changes to the final load-in before completing check-in.
Document customer-order discrepancies and changes, including miss-picks, pallet types, additional pallets, and out-of-stocks, on the appropriate reports such as load bay diagrams and pick tickets; provide information to appropriate personnel.
Account for returned product and deposit items on route delivery trucks and classify them correctly, including as out-of-date, damaged, good items, or pallets.
Maintain the cleanliness and safety of the work area and warehouse.
Perform other tasks, including pallet building, as requested by management.