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Shipping/Receiving Clerk

Posted 5 days ago

express employment professionalsHackettstown (NJ)

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$18.00 per hour

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About the role

Shipping And Receiving Clerk
Location: Hackettstown, NJ
Pay rate: $18.00 per hour
Schedule: Monday – Friday 7:00am-4:30pmBenefits offered when working with Express Employment Professionals: Medical, Vision, Dental- Benefit Eligibility Express LearnNJ sick leave 401k eligibility Direct Deposit/Money CardINSTANT Referral Bonus Eligibility Access to job openings at hundreds of local, premier employers that are not posted online!
Job Description: The Shipping/Receiving Clerk works in the warehouse and is responsible for tracking inventory levels, handling aspects of shipping/receiving, and keeping accurate records. The Clerk may use a warehouse management system (WMS) to optimize warehouse functionality and distribution. The Shipping Clerk should be able to complete the following:
General Duties: Perform repetitive work to load products, parts, or merchandise into designated packages, boxes, crates, or other receptacles. Receive incoming items and ship outgoing materials, products, or supplies. Count items received or shipped and check against packing lists. Record discrepancies. Prepare receiving and/or shipping reports and note shortages or damages. Use pick and pack lists to perform order fulfilment operations. Count and prepare materials for shipment. Keep inventory records. Review packing lists to insure all required items are included. Use paper, plastic, or other materials to pack containers. May use equipment such as a cart, conveyor system, hand truck, forklift, freight elevator, computer, barcode scanner, telephone system, mail sorter/opener, and pneumatic tube.
Qualifications:
  • Must be able to lift up to 50lbs.
  • Must be able to work with a team or individually.
  • Must be reliable and trainable.
  • Forklift experience preferred but NOT required
  • High School Diploma or equivalent is preferred, but not required.

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