SHIPPING & RECEIVING CLERK (PART-TIME)
innovative idmTulsa (OK)
About the role
Part-Time Shipping & Receiving Clerk Innovative-IDM is looking for a Part-Time Shipping & Receiving Clerk for our Tulsa, OK location. Successful candidate is a self-starter, highly motivated, a goal setter, and hard worker.
Job Duties:
- Maintain a loading dock in good order, including all necessary labels, equipment, materials and supplies
- Perform various tasks in our ERP software
- Package outgoing shipments and parcels
- Select appropriate carriers/truckers to fill needs, both domestic and international and complete necessary shipping documentation
- Track shipments as needed
- Lift and move heavy items/packages as required
- Use a computer as needed for email, internet information and use Microsoft Office documents to create entries and maintain an electronic log of incoming and outgoing packages
- Requisition and store shipping materials and supplies to maintain inventory of stock
- Maintain in-house vendor inventory
- Bring ideas for company improvements to the attention of management
- Performs other duties as requested
Requirements
Job Requirements:
- 1+ years of shipping and receiving experience is preferred.
- Must have experience working with minimal supervision.
- Must be proficient with Microsoft Office Suite and data entry.
- Must be computer literate and able to learn new software apps.
- Must be able to lift and move heavy boxes and parts up to 50 lbs.
- Education, License & Certifications:
- Must be a high school graduate.
- Must have a valid driver's license.
- Forklift certification preferred.
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