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David Careers

Shipping & Receiving Clerk

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metalworking groupFairfield (OH)
Shipping, Receiving, and Inventory ClerksGeneral Warehousing and Storage

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About the role

Job Title: Shipping & Receiving ClerkMWG is looking to add a Shipping & Receiving Clerk to our Fairfield location!
Job Summary: Pulls orders accurately in preparation for prompt shipment and verifies and enters receipt of incoming shipments.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Obtains merchandise from warehouse shelves to fill orders for non-stock items or special orders, carefully verifying identifying information and quantities. Places items in containers and wraps so that the invoice is visible. Receives "wrap and pack" orders as follows: Writes the company invoice number on the box. Compares identifying information and quantities on the packing slip against the purchase order, counts items for verification, and indicates any discrepancies. Enters the purchase order by computer, which generates a shipping ticket. Indicates sales order number on the shipping ticket and attaches it to the box or sack. Enters other incoming shipments in the computer, as physical counts have already been verified. Handles return shipments to manufacturer for repairs. Assists in warehouse maintenance. Packages orders for out-of-town shipments. Performs other duties and assignments as directed by management.
Minimum Qualifications
Experience:
  • General knowledge of warehouse procedures
  • Experience utilizing a forklift
  • Ability to understand written instructions
  • Licensures and Certifications: None
Education: High School graduate or equivalent.

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