Warehouse and Delivery Assistant

Posted 9 days ago

slumberlandO Fallon (MO)

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$17/hour

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About the role

Warehouse And Delivery Assistant Starting pay at $17/hour. Part-time schedule - preferably Tuesday, Thursday, FridayJoin the Slumberland Furniture Delivery Team! Slumberland is a family-owned company, ranking within the top 20 for both furniture and bedding retailers in the nation. Find out why 92% of employees feel cared for by their leaders and are proud to work here. At Slumberland, you'll find a kind, friendly, and supportive environment that values love, dignity, and respect. We share a common goal of providing an exceptional customer experience and quality furniture for a great price! Warehouse and Delivery Assistant Job Benefits On-demand access to your earned wages through DailyPay! This optional benefit allows you access your pay when you need it... daily, weekly or whenever a need arises. Access your pay when you need it! Generous Merchandise Discount Potential Franchise Ownership Paid Holidays No-cost mental health and wellbeing support through our Employee Assistance Program Employee referral program Warehouse and Delivery Assistant Job DutiesAssist customers and sales staff, schedule pick-ups, deliveries, payments, writing and adjusting sales orders, customer balances Assist in delivery of merchandise into customer's homes. Move merchandise to and from the floor; display or rewrap for storage, delivery, customer pickup or shipment Incoming: unload, identify, inspect, tag, and receive. Outgoing: unpack, inspect, assemble and wrap to ensure unblemished arrival. Ensure inventory accuracy by resolving discrepancies; notify leadership of inventory discrepancies Warehouse and Delivery Assistant Requirements Ability to communicate professionally with customers, colleagues, vendors Ability to regularly lift and/or move up to 75 lbs. and occasionally up to 200 lbs Ability to stand, walk, sit, reach with hands and arms, climb (ladder), balance, turn around, squat, stoop, kneel, crouch, and bend at the knees

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