Warehouse Associate - Pick, Pack and Ship

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hifisoundconnectioncomNixa (MO)

Shipping, Receiving, and Inventory Clerks General Warehousing and Storage

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About the role

$16 to $18 an hour. Monday through Friday, day shift. No nights, no weekends, no mandatory overtime. Sound Connection is a family-run car audio and electronics company in Nixa, MO. Our warehouse picks, packs and ships heavy, high-value gear (subwoofers, amplifiers, speaker enclosures) to customers across the country every weekday.

What you will do: Pick orders with a scanner and get them right Pack fragile, heavy boxes so they arrive perfect Receive and put away inbound freight Keep inventory counts accurate Learn the forklift and pallet jack (we train)What the job takes Lifting 50 lb on your own, repeatedly, and team-lifting heavier cartons with a coworker Being on your feet all day Reliable transportation and steady attendance Forklift experience is a plus, not a requirement Pay$16 an hour to start with no warehouse background; $17 to $18 with a year of pick/pack experience or a forklift certification. Paid bi-weekly by direct deposit.

Benefits: Health insurance with a small deductiblePTO that accrues from your first day Simple IRA with a 3% company match Employee discount on the gear we sell Education reimbursement, including Google certification courses Referral bonus Full-time and part-time schedules available; we work with students and parents on hours. Who does well here People coming from stocking, freight, farm, construction or kitchen work who want a physical job with a steady schedule and a small team that knows your name. Sound Connection is an equal opportunity employer. People with a criminal record are encouraged to apply.

Location: 1738 N Gregory Dr, Nixa, MO 65714 (in person).

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