Warehouse Worker, 1st Shift

Cardinal Health•Columbus, OH

About The Position

Warehouse Operations at Cardinal Health helps ensure an uninterrupted flow of life-saving drugs through the medical supply chain. Warehouse team members perform tasks involved in receiving, storing, and shipping sensitive products, helping hospitals and doctors’ offices obtain essential medical products for patients. In this role, you will fulfill customer orders by accurately picking and packing products, completing quality checks, entering product information into a computer, and preparing shipments. You will cross-train in multiple warehouse areas and may participate in projects as needed. The role works Monday through Friday from 5:00 AM to 1:30 PM, or until work is completed, and pays $20.10 per hour. The position is eligible for the benefits listed in the posting but is not bonus eligible.

Requirements

Ability to lift up to 50 pounds.
Ability to bend, reach, stoop, lift, and stand for an entire eight-hour or longer shift.
Must be able to work overtime.
Comfortable working regularly at heights of 25–30 feet.
Self-motivated, with the ability to work in a team-oriented environment with limited supervision and an emphasis on customer satisfaction.
Ability to comprehend and accurately process paperwork in accordance with policies and procedures.
Ability to follow directions and change priorities.
Good verbal and written communication skills.
Flexibility, adaptability, and good multitasking skills.

Nice To Haves

Previous radio-frequency (RF) scanner and/or voice-to-pick experience.
Material-handling equipment (MHE) experience.
Experience with technologies such as computers or point-of-sale systems.
High school diploma or GED.

Responsibilities

Follow established processes to fulfill orders, including accurately picking products, performing quality-control checks, packing products, entering product information into a computer, and preparing orders for shipment.
Cross-train in multiple warehouse areas and participate in projects as needed, such as order picking, outbound dock, renal fluid packing, IV fluid packing, and the automated storage and retrieval system.
Perform housekeeping and inventory-control tasks and maintain a clean and safe work environment.
Use required personal protective equipment, including steel-toed safety shoes and a material-handling harness.
Train and obtain certification to operate material-handling equipment as required by job duties.
Apply new information and methods, maintain appropriate licenses, training, and certifications, and adhere to quality guidelines and standard operating procedures.
Refer complex or unusual problems to a supervisor.