PARTS WAREHOUSE ASSOCIATE

Posted 3 days ago

freightliner of savannahPort Wentworth (GA)

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Job DescriptionJOB SCOPEDEPARTMENT: PARTSPOSITION: WAREHOUSE ASSOCIATE
Job Objective:
  • Work with the warehouse team to support the parts department sales and delivery teams.
  • Efficiently and accurately receive and locate daily stock and special orders. Assist with core, warranty, and excess parts returns. Assist and maintain the day-to-day operations of the Parts Department
  • Warehouse in an efficient and professional manner.
Reports to: Warehouse Manager
Core Tasks for which this job is Responsible: Ensure the following tasks are carried out: Process and ship out all outgoing and incoming freight shipments. Check in all incoming stock and special-order parts and place in appropriate locations. Process warranty parts. Ensure that the warehouse remains neat, clean, and organized. Provide support and assistance to other department personnel when needed. Manage, process, and ship dirty cores to vendors. Gather, package, and ship excess stock as directed by management. Assist in quarterly inventory reconciliation and in physical inventory counts. Other warehouse and inventory duties as required. Accountability Criteria: Inventory accuracy Completion of tasks within deadlines Customer and co-worker satisfaction Skill & Knowledge Requirements: Critical thinker with a continuous improvement mindset Team player – works well with co-workers Organized and efficient; skilled in basic logistics Moderate to good computer operation and Excel skills Entry Level Education & Experience Requirements: High school diploma or equivalent Basic knowledge and experience in the warehouse industry preferred Forklift certification or ability to become forklift certified
Physical Requirements:  Ability to lift 50 LBS or more Ability to withstand nonconditioned workspace – low temps in winter and high temps in summer Ability to physically perform general warehouse tasks while working for extended periods of timemoving, standing, and climbing stairs.

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