Warehouser I (12pm-9pm)

Gregory Poole•Raleigh, NC

About The Position

The Warehouser implements warehouse activities to maximize customer service and effectively use facilities and equipment assigned to parts inventories. The role manages parts receiving, storage, distribution, order processing, delivery, inventory control, warehouse organization, equipment safety, and communication with customers and internal teams. The position is scheduled from 12 p.m. to 9 p.m. The job description is not intended to be all-inclusive. The supervisor may request and assign similar duties, and any major modification of the role requires Human Resources approval.

Requirements

High school diploma.
At least 1 year of work experience.
Able to bend, stoop, kneel, and climb.
Able to routinely lift and carry parts weighing up to 55 pounds without aid or assistance.
Able to see and hear sufficiently to operate warehouse equipment, including forklifts, sweepers, and hose assembly equipment.
Ability to safely operate forklifts, lift trucks, and warehouse equipment.
Able to pass a government background check.
Clean driving record.
Exposure to PCs and keyboards.

Responsibilities

Carry out receiving, storing, and distribution activities professionally and in accordance with warehouse policies.
Accurately process incoming parts, load them appropriately, and record transactions within two working days.
Process inventory maintenance transactions and system changes within two working days of generation.
Process weekly location availability reports within two days of receipt and conduct daily bin count listings within four hours of receipt.
Ensure parts are received, identified, and warehoused safely and efficiently.
Process orders for delivery or pickup promptly and efficiently on the day of receipt.
Deliver parts to resident technician accounts and major customers, including emergency field deliveries as needed.
Load and unload parts delivery trucks efficiently.
Coordinate parts flow in a timely and accurate manner between the warehouse, technicians, and customers.
Secure and account for parts inventory through proper storage and handling; minimize warehouse and trucking inventory shrinkage by securing doors, gates, and storage areas.
Store parts neatly and orderly with proper identification, and attach warehouse labels and signage according to company standards.
Clear and sweep aisles daily and properly dispose of non-reusable shipping materials.
Operate road vehicles and lift trucks safely in accordance with company policies.
Ensure warehouse and material-handling equipment is properly serviced and maintained.
Maintain clean, organized warehouse work areas and traffic lanes and follow material-handling and storage safety procedures.
Maintain daily working relationships and communication with walk-in customers, field service technicians, parts counter sales representatives, and group leaders to support efficient parts flow and service.