Warehouse Specialist

Varsity Brands•Norwalk, CT

1d•$19•Onsite

About The Position

As a member of the Warehouse team, the Warehouse Specialist is a critical role within our warehouse department and the Inventory Control department is responsible for making sure all inventory is accounted for accurately and placed in the most efficient locations for the Distribution Center's flow. Warehouse Specialists ensure products are stocked, selected, packed, and shipped to customers. You’ll work in one of the following roles: Inventory Control or Carousel Picking. General responsibilities include: • Receiving, picking, sorting, and labeling orders. • Pack, fold, and arrange garments. • Scanning shipping orders, and inputting into inventory system. • Research and correct displaced, mislabeled, and missing products, perform replenishments, cycle counts, stock checks, and resolving inventory and order discrepancies.

Requirements

High energy, great attitude, and aptitude for leadership
Great attention to detail and organization skills
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Computer literate with knowledge and proficiency in Microsoft Office
Ability to work in a structured and process-oriented environment
Ability to multi-task and problem solve
Ability to work seasonal mandatory OT as needed and maintain excellent attendance
Ability to effectively communicate and comprehend in English
Learn tasks quickly, accuracy driven, personable, team oriented, and punctual with excellence in attendance.
Ability to add, subtract multiply and divide numbers.
At least 2-3 years of continued work experience

Nice To Haves

Previous warehouse experience is a plus
SAP experience is strongly preferred
Must be very comfortable with Microsoft Office, with extensive experience with Microsoft Excel.

Responsibilities

Receiving, picking, sorting, and labeling orders.
Pack, fold, and arrange garments.
Scanning shipping orders, and inputting into inventory system.
Research and correct displaced, mislabeled, and missing products, perform replenishments, cycle counts, stock checks, and resolving inventory and order discrepancies.