Warehouse Order Picker
spherionBaytown (TX)
About the role
Job Description:
The Warehouse Order Picker is responsible for efficiently selecting and preparing orders within our warehouse environment. This role involves handling a variety of products, including heavy, bulky, and fragile items, while ensuring accuracy and care. The picker will work with specialized equipment and operate across various shifts to support warehouse operations.
Responsibilities:
- Pick and pack orders accurately according to specifications
- Operate equipment such as handheld scanners, pallet jacks, walkies, and end riders
- Load and unload goods safely and efficiently
- Handle heavy, bulky, and fragile items with care
- Work flexible shifts including day, night, and weekends
Preferred Qualifications:
1+ years of experience in warehouse operations High school diploma or equivalent Knowledge of material handling best practices\nCompany DescriptionLet us help you build the career you want or the awesome team you need to succeed. We live and work where you live and work. We know the local job market and we have jobs near you. We build real relationships with you and your team, so we can understand the type of help you need, and get it for you, fast.
Company Description:
Let us help you build the career you want or the awesome team you need to succeed. We live and work where you live and work. We know the local job market and we have jobs near you. We build real relationships with you and your team, so we can understand the type of help you need, and get it for you, fast.
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