Warehouse Associate Full Time
steinhafelsWaukesha (WI)
About the role
Warehouse Associate Steinhafels Furniture has an immediate opening for a Warehouse Associate at our Waukesha Distribution Center. You will work together, with the rest of our team, to load semi trailers of our merchandise within the warehouse. The Warehouse Associate position is also responsible for assisting customers with their order pick ups and loading merchandise into customer vehicles. This is a full time position and does require availability on either Saturday or Sunday. Steinhafels, founded in 1934, is an employee-owned, family-run company. Our associates have voted us a Top Workplace in Southeastern Wisconsin 10 times! With our positive company culture and strong focus on work-life balance for our associates, we continue to be an employer of choice and are looking to add to our dynamic team. Based on eligibility, we offer many great benefits including a fantastic employee discount, paid training, paid time off, paid holidays, health & dental insurance, 401(k), participation in our Employee Stock Ownership Plan, and more.
Responsibilities:
The Warehouse Associate position requires frequent walking and bending. This position also requires the ability to lift furniture varying between 15lbs and 150lbs. Primary function is loading furniture in our delivery trucks and assisting customers in our merchandise pick up department. Other duties as assigned by management. The Warehouse Associate position requires the ability to use a variety of power tools.
Qualifications:
A strong Warehouse Associate candidate will have good communication skills and work well in a fast paced, team atmosphere. We are also looking for someone who can be flexible as priorities change and is able to add value in multiple areas of our Distribution Center.
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