Warehouse Assistant

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gardnerwhiteAuburn Hills (MI)

Shipping, Receiving, and Inventory Clerks General Warehousing and Storage

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About the role

Job TypeFull-time

Description

Summary: Assisting with all warehouse policies and procedures. Researching invoice errors, lost product, and storage errors. Maintaining a clean DC and reporting any damage to machines and or facility.

Job Responsibilities:

Research and maintain an accurate inventory count in storage locations
Account for supplies and tools needed for DC operations
Track employee errors and report to management
Research and report NILs and MBLs to inventory for corrections
Update warehouse damage report with any new findings

Assist with inbound Fedex, UPS, Amazon shipments. Tagging and receiving when they are inventoried items. Assist and report any machines that need repair Run and work various reports that affect efficient flow throughout DCLoading and unloading trucks (when needed)

Supervisory Responsibilities: This position does not have supervisory responsibilities.

Work Environment: This job operates in a warehouse environment. This role routinely uses warehouse equipment such as Hi-Lo's, Tuggers, Scanners, Hand-trucks, etc. Dress according to weather. Safety toe footwear required.

Requirements

Physical Demands: The employee will regularly be standing, walking, lifting, bending Qualifications needed to perform this position:

Basic computer skills
Basic knowledge of Microsoft Office products
Certified on all warehouse machines
Communication skills
Ability to complete tasks to meet daily deadlines
Position Type/Expected Hours of Work:

This is a full-time position, set scheduled working AM based on the needs of the business.

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