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Warehouse Operations Associate

Posted 5 days ago

graingerFort Dix (NJ)

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$46000 - 62000 per year

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About the role

As a Warehouse Associate at Grainger, you’ll play a key role in our mission-critical supply chain, supporting customers across industries. In our Warehouse & Manufacturing department, you will accurately receive, pick, pack, and ship MRO products using RF scanners and warehouse systems. You’ll operate material-handling equipment, follow strict safety and quality standards, and help maintain clean, organized work areas. Working in a fast-paced, team-driven environment, you’ll contribute to continuous improvement while developing skills and building a long-term career with a trusted industry leader. Receive, pick, pack, and ship customer orders accurately and on time Operate pallet jacks, forklifts, and other material-handling equipment safely Use RF scanners and warehouse management systems to track inventory Follow safety, quality, and productivity standards and procedures Load and unload trucks; stage and organize materials in designated areas Inspect products and packages for accuracy and damage Maintain a clean, organized, and safe warehouse work area Collaborate with team members to meet daily goals and service levels Support continuous improvement and lean warehouse initiatives Follow company policies, including PPE and safety guidelines Order picking and packing Inventory control and cycle counting Forklift and pallet jack operation RF scanner use Warehouse management systems (WMS) Basic computer literacy Shipping and receiving processes Understanding of safety and PPE standards Basic math and measurement Reading pick tickets and work orders Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k OSHA forklift certification (or ability to obtain) Experience with RF scanners and warehouse management systems Basic safety and material handling training Ability to lift 50 lbs and stand for extended periods

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