Warehouse Associate
neuwave systemsRaleigh (NC)
About the role
Job Description:
Do you enjoy completing a single task at a time?
Do you use a methodical and routine approach to your work?
Do you enjoy working with your hands?
If this sounds like you, please follow link to apply: Neuwave Systems
Reports to: Warehouse Manager
Employment Type: Full-time, non-exempt
About Neuwave Neuwave Systems is a full-service residential and commercial custom integration company delivering audio-visual, lighting, and smart technology solutions. For nearly two decades, the company has provided reliable systems through thoughtful design, quality installation, and a commitment to excellence and integrity.
Role Overview:
Supports daily warehouse operations by receiving, organizing, and staging materials for jobs while maintaining a clean and efficient workspace. Also assists with deliveries and general logistics to ensure projects run smoothly.
Core Responsibilities:
- Receive incoming products and verify against purchase orders
- Organize and stock materials in designated warehouse locations
- Pick and stage parts for upcoming jobs
- Maintain cleanliness and organization of warehouse and company vans
- Assist with pickup and delivery of materials to job sites as needed
- Support other operational tasks as directed
Requirements:
- Strong attendance and reliability
- Safe driving record
- Ability to lift up to 100 lbs
- High attention to detail
- Flexibility to assist in different areas as needed
- Must pass a background check
- Must be able to obtain alarm board certification
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