Order Fulfillment Specialist
advance displaysHerriman (UT)
About the role
Job Description:
Order Fulfillment SpecialistAs an Order Fulfillment Specialist, you will be responsible for accurately picking, palletizing, and preparing customer orders for shipment. You will adhere to all warehouse safety guidelines and meet established performance standards for accuracy and efficiency. In this role, you will also support other teams as needed to maintain smooth operations whileconsistently living and demonstrating our core company valuesWhen you join Advance Displays, you join a team that cares about you and your success. Together, we’ll deliver an excellent experience for our customers.
WHO YOU ARE:
You are dependable and take pride in completing orders accurately and on timeYou are safety-minded and committed to following warehouse guidelinesYou are detail-oriented and thrive in a fast-paced environmentYou are a team player willing to support colleagues when neededYou live and demonstrate company values in your daily workQUALIFICATIONSMust Haves 1+ years of experience in warehouse or order fulfillment environmentAbility to meet accuracy and efficiency standards in order processingCommitment to following warehouse safety practicesStrong organizational skills and attention to detailAbility to work effectively in a team-oriented environmentPreferredForklift or pallet jack certificationExperience with warehouse management systems (WMS) Knowledge of shipping and logistics processes • Previous experience in a high-volume fulfillment center.
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