Warehouse Worker

WinCo Foods•Boise, ID

About The Position

The Warehouse Worker accurately selects products and prepares store orders for shipment. The role processes inbound and outbound freight and moves, loads, receives, locates, relocates, stacks, and counts products. It also operates powered industrial equipment safely and efficiently. Workers pick items according to store-order pick lists, build stable and safe pallets, and stage completed pallets at assigned dock doors. They use forklifts to move pallets between receiving docks, reserve slots, and pick slots, replenish picking inventory, and prepare full-pallet orders for shipment. They receive and inspect products, verify quantities, condition, shelf life, temperature, labels, UPCs, and documentation, and record discrepancies. They also verify load contents against control documents, arrange products in delivery sequence, and load freight to preserve product integrity and legal axle weight distribution. The position requires meeting daily productivity, safety, and sanitation standards; following company safety policies and OSHA standards; and maintaining a clean, orderly work area. Other duties may be assigned as needed.

Requirements

Be at least 18 years old.
Work in environments ranging from freezer conditions of -12°F to chilled areas of 34°F with high humidity, as well as ambient, non-air-conditioned warehouse areas.
Work various shifts and days in a 24/7 operation, including nights, weekends, and holidays.
Demonstrate initiative and self-direction to manage time effectively.
Obtain necessary licensing or certification to operate required equipment safely and efficiently.
Learn and memorize the warehouse layout and operating procedures.
Perform basic addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division quickly and accurately without a calculator; visualize and calculate quantities in three-dimensional stacked arrangements and calculate weight and volume distribution in a trailer.
Communicate effectively using verbal, written, and interpersonal skills.
Exhibit manual dexterity, hand-eye coordination, and depth perception.
Perform repetitive work accurately while remaining mentally alert.
Stand, walk, and move rapidly throughout a shift.
Bend, stoop, twist, and turn frequently.
Reach, lift, stack, and maneuver objects of varying sizes and weights up to approximately 50 pounds frequently and 80–100 pounds occasionally, from floor level to overhead.
Establish and maintain good rapport with coworkers, supervisors, and others.
Prioritize and perform multiple tasks simultaneously.
Perform primary duties safely, efficiently, accurately, honestly, and with integrity.

Responsibilities

Select products from the warehouse according to pick lists created from store orders.
Place products on pallets while maintaining product integrity, stability, and safety, and stage completed pallets at assigned dock doors.
Operate forklifts to move pallets from receiving docks to reserve slots, replenish pick slots, and stage full-pallet store orders for shipment.
Receive and inspect products, checking counts, damage, infestation, shelf life, temperature, documentation, description, UPC, quality, quantity, and labeling.
Document product discrepancies properly.
Compare assigned load quantities, quality, and labeling with load control documents.
Arrange products in delivery sequence and consolidate and load them to preserve product integrity and legal weight distribution on axle groups.
Meet established daily productivity, safety, and sanitation standards.
Follow safety procedures, company policies, and OSHA standards, and maintain a clean, neat, and orderly work area.
Perform other duties as assigned or needed.