Full-Time Warehouse Worker

The Salvation Army Central Territory•Detroit, MI

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Warehouse Worker at The Salvation Army Thrift Store performs hands-on warehouse operations that turn donations into funding for community programs. The role also provides opportunities to mentor and support program beneficiaries in their work therapy development. The worker helps keep the warehouse organized and contributes to a team-oriented environment. The position includes loading, unloading, moving, pricing, and processing merchandise and donations; tracking production and donor information; completing reports and donation receipts; and maintaining clean, safe work areas. Paid training is provided on processing standards and warehouse procedures, with ongoing coaching and support from Warehouse leadership. The position is based in Detroit, Michigan, pays $13.73–$15.73 per hour, and is scheduled for 40 hours per week, including evenings, weekends, and holidays as scheduled.

Requirements

A high school diploma is preferred.
Must read, write, and speak English proficiently.
Strong attention to detail.
Basic math and reporting skills.
Good manual dexterity.
Excellent communication abilities.
Team-oriented mindset.
Ability to lift up to 50 pounds regularly and up to 100 pounds occasionally.
Ability to stand and walk for extended periods and bend and reach frequently.
Clear vision and depth perception.
Ability to operate equipment safely.

Nice To Haves

Warehouse experience is beneficial.

Responsibilities

Load, unload, and move products to the correct departments.
Price merchandise according to guidelines.
Track production numbers and complete reports.
Maintain organized work areas and a clean environment.
Operate warehouse equipment as trained and follow safety protocols and procedures.
Assist donors with donation drop-offs.
Complete donation receipts accurately.
Collect and track donor information.
Process donations including clothing and accessories, household items, electronics, furniture and antiques, jewelry and collectibles, and equipment.
Support and mentor program beneficiaries in their work therapy development.