Warehouse Stock Clerk - 2nd Shift

Posted 16 days ago

manWinston-Salem (NC)

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Modern Chevrolet Parts Warehouse Associate Modern Chevrolet Parts Warehouse of Winston-Salem is currently seeking an experienced 2nd Shift Parts Warehouse Associate to join the team of parts professionals in Winston-Salem, NC.
Responsibilities include: Check in stock orders and put parts in correct BINS locations Pull customer orders Box and process orders for shipment Process UPS, Fed Ex and truck freight orders for shipment Help with inventory management of current and new parts
Qualifications and Skills: 1+ year experience with automotive parts preferred Outstanding customer service skills, with ability to effectively multi-task during peak demands Excellent organizational and follow up skills Ability to work collaboratively as part of a team Modern Chevrolet of Winston-Salem is a part of Modern Automotive Network. Since its founding in 1933, Modern Automotive Network has been distinguished from its competitors by setting trends with innovative facilities, diversity of brands, and providing world-class customer service. Our network of North Carolina dealerships has a strong reputation of treating customers with respect, doing the right thing every day, and giving customers the best value for their money. Modern offers a professional work environment and a competitive compensation and benefit package, which includes: Healthcare benefits: medical, dental, vision, flexible spending account, voluntary life insurance, disability, accident and specified disease insurance 401K eligibility after one year of service Paid holidays and Paid Time Off Make your next career move with Modern. At Modern, no matter how things change, our commitment to our employees and customers stays the same. Modern Chevrolet Parts Warehouse of Winston-Salem is an Equal Opportunity Employer and Drug-free Workplace Employer.
Equal Opportunity Employer: This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.

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