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Warehouse & Sales Parts Specialist

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dover motor speedwayHarrisburg (NC)

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About the role

Warehouse & Sales Parts SpecialistUS Legend Cars is seeking a Warehouse & Sales Parts Specialist. This position is primarily responsible for warehouse operations, including receiving, order pulling, and shipping products, while supporting parts sales and order processing as needed. This role ensures accurate inventory control, efficient order fulfillment, and reliable customer support.
Duties and Responsibilities: Accurately prepare and complete orders for delivery, pickup, or production (pick, pack, wrap, label, stage, ship) Receive and process warehouse stock products (unload, count, locate in facility) Operate warehouse equipment Verify orders as they leave the warehouse Perform inventory cycle counts Maintain clean and safe warehouse and parts areas Coordinate with the sales team to fulfill customer orders Enter and process parts orders as needed Assist customers with basic parts identification and order support Monitor inventory levels and report discrepancies Communicate and cooperate with supervisors and coworkers RequirementsDetail-oriented Able to safely and efficiently pallet jack or forklift Capable of safely and frequently lifting up to 50 lbs. Capable of working on your feet for periods up to 4 hours Strong communication and organizational skills Basic customer service or parts experience preferred Proficient in Microsoft Outlook, Word, and Excel Experience with inventory or order systems preferred Valid drivers license required Able to work some fluctuated hours depending on season and as needed Ability to work a 40-hour work week on regular basis (8:30am5:00pm, 30min lunch) BenefitsPaid Holidays Paid personal, sick, and vacation days Health Insurance Dental Insurance 401K available

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