WHSE Person

PFG | Performance Good Group

About The Position

The Warehouse (WHSE) Person helps maintain the efficient flow and quality of products through the distribution process. Working actively, safely, and independently, this role moves and tracks inbound, outbound, and stored products; offloads, stocks, selects, and replenishes products; and supports warehouse operations and inventory accuracy.

Requirements

High school diploma, GED, or equivalent experience.
Must be able to work scheduled or assigned times and required overtime.
Ability to stand, walk, reach, and lift repeatedly throughout a shift.
Ability to lift, stack, and/or pull products from shelves and replenish products at various heights; products weigh 10–35 pounds and generally up to approximately 60–90 pounds, depending on location.
Ability to work in multiple temperature environments, including cooler, freezer, and dry areas.
Must pass a post-offer drug test and criminal background check.

Nice To Haves

Six to twelve months of previous experience in warehouse selection, general labor, or logistics.
Familiarity with Office 365.
Basic knowledge of cleaning and maintenance equipment and safe handling practices.
Ability to work efficiently and safely, with strong attention to detail throughout warehouse work.
Spanish language skills.
At least six to twelve months of prior experience with AS400.

Responsibilities

Maintain organized and clean product slots so inventory is properly stored and accessible.
Perform routine inspections and report significant issues to the maintenance team as needed.
Work with inventory and production teams to keep production spaces tidy, organized, and unobstructed.
Follow company policies, safety procedures, and operational standards.
Manage accurate inventories of dry goods, including boxes, coolers, films, and propane tanks.
Perform warehouse duties as assigned, including forklift put-away, let-downs, will-call selection, returns, sanitation, pallet breakdown and wrapping, order selection, loading, and receiving.
Maintain housekeeping in the warehouse, loading dock, and trailers; keep work areas safe and promptly report unsafe conditions or acts.
Perform daily forklift or pallet-jack safety checks according to company policy.
Check received items for damage and contact a supervisor about removing items according to company policy.
Remove batteries requiring recharging, replace them with charged batteries, and complete machine checklists.
Follow preferred work methods and company safety policies and procedures.
Review work schedules and daily production paperwork and prepare for operations.
Wear all required personal protective equipment and safety gear.
Secure equipment and complete required paperwork.
Perform other related duties as assigned.