Warehouse Associate I
esolutionsAndover (MA)
About the role
Warehouse Associate Client is a leading formulator and manufacturer of specialty coatings, adhesives, and sealants serving the construction and industrial end markets. The Warehouse Associate is responsible for accurate and timely order picking and processing; truck loading and unloading; accurate and timely shipment receipt, condition assessment and storage; inventory accuracy, reconciliation and management; accurate and timely electronic and hardcopy document records-keeping; operating and maintaining warehouse equipment in accordance with company guidelines; warehouse housekeeping and 5S activities; and compliance with business, EH&S and other regulatory requirements.
Key Responsibilities:
Load and unload trucks.
Receive and store deliveries in an accurate and timely manner.
Manage and report internal inventory movements.
Monitor, request and replenish warehouse supplies as needed.
Pick, pack, and ship orders.
Process customer and transfer orders in an accurate and timely manner.
Inspect and verify inbound and outbound shipments for condition and accuracy.
Identify, segregate and report damaged, defective or rejected product to management.
Assist warehouse investigations responding to complaints concerning shipment or inventory condition, accuracy, or processing timeliness.
Operate and maintain material handling equipment used for movement of warehouse goods.
Assist in periodic maintenance and emergent repair of warehouse equipment.
Complete required training and maintain required certifications to perform duties.
Perform warehouse activities supporting warehouse 5S, housekeeping, security and EH&S standards in accordance with company and regulatory guidelines.
Report to Warehouse Manager or cognizant management any issues negatively impacting safety, warehouse operations or order processing.
Assist in supervision and support of visiting employees, contractors and visitors on warehouse property.
Participate in meetings at the warehouse, department, or company level.
Other duties as assigned.
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