Warehouse Associate - Automotive Parts
$20 - $24 hr
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SENIORITY
Entry
SALARY
$20 - $24 hr
About the role
- Unloading and loading trucks efficiently and safely
- Fill in Delivery driver as needed
- Obtaining a DOT Medical card
- Performing local deliveries as needed
- Inspecting automotive parts for quality, cleanliness, and accuracy
- Preparing freight shipments of automotive parts for delivery or storage
- Maintaining a clean and organized warehouse environment
- Assisting team members with inventory management and stocking
- Adhering to safety protocols and company policies at all times
- Ability to work early morning shifts
- Strong attention to detail and quality standards
- Good physical stamina and ability to lift heavy objects
- Excellent teamwork and communication skills
- Basic understanding of automotive parts is a plus
- Prior warehouse or shipping experience is preferred but not required
- Reliable and punctual with a strong work ethic
- Ability to read, write and work on a computer.
- Ability to work in a fast-paced team environment.
- Must have valid driver's license or reliable transportation.
- Knowledge of automobile parts a plus.
- Pallet jack experience a plus.. Forklift experience a plus.
- Shift M-F 5am-2pm with one hour lunch; Overtime possible
- Ability to lift 50 lbs.
- Hourly wage will be based on applicants experience and knowledge. Onsite training in methods and procedures, safety and company policies will be provided upon hiring.
- Salary Description$20 - $24 hr
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