· Receive and Verify Inbound Shipments — Unload incoming trucks and containers; inspect product for visible damage, shortages, or overages; verify quantities, SKUs, and condition against purchase orders, packing lists, and bills of lading; report and document any discrepancies to the supervisor before product is put away.
· Pick, Pack, and Stage Outbound Orders — Accurately pick orders using pick tickets, RF scanners, or WMS direction; pack and stage product by route, customer, or delivery sequence; verify SKU, quantity, and condition prior to staging; ensure all orders meet company quality and accuracy standards before release for loading.
· Perform Inventory Control Activities — Conduct cycle counts, location audits, and stock rotation (FIFO/LIFO as required); identify and report inventory discrepancies, mislocated product, and damaged goods; assist with physical inventory and inventory adjustments as directed.
· Sort, Label, and Organize Product — Sort and label inbound and outbound products to maintain accurate location assignments; keep aisles, racks, and staging lanes organized and clearly marked; maintain an efficient warehouse layout that supports productivity and on-time order flow.
· Prepare Shipments for Delivery — Shrink-wrap, pad-wrap, blanket-wrap, and otherwise protect product to prevent transit damage; apply shipping labels, route tags, customer paperwork, and any documentation needed to clearly distinguish product, customer, and destination differences.
· Load and Unload Trucks Safely — Load and unload company trucks, common carriers, and customer pickups using approved equipment, lifting techniques, and load-securement methods; ensure trailers are loaded in proper stop sequence; verify all loads against manifests prior to dispatch.
· Operate Material-Handling Equipment — Safely operate forklifts, pallet jacks, order pickers, walkies, and other material-handling equipment in accordance with OSHA standards and company certification requirements; complete daily equipment inspections and report any equipment defects or safety concerns immediately.
· Maintain Accurate System Records — Use the Warehouse Management System (WMS), handheld scanners, and any related applications to record receipts, putaways, picks, transfers, loads, and inventory adjustments in real time; ensure all transactions are completed accurately and promptly to maintain inventory integrity.
· Maintain a Clean, Safe, and Organized Work Area — Follow 5S, housekeeping, and company cleanliness standards in all assigned work zones; keep floors, dock doors, and staging areas free of debris, spills, and trip hazards; properly dispose of packaging materials, banding, and trash throughout the shift.
· Comply with Safety Policies and Support Operational Needs — Follow all company safety rules, OSHA requirements, and PPE guidelines at all times; report all injuries, near-misses, and unsafe conditions immediately; assist with special projects, inventory adjustments, returns processing, prep and assembly, and any other operational tasks assigned by leadership, including reassignment between inbound and outbound functions as business needs require.