Warehouse Inventory Associate

Posted 8 days ago

palmisano brothers producePhoenix (AZ)

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Job Description: Peddler’s Son Produce & Provisions is currently seeking a Warehouse Inventory Associate to join our team. This position plays a key role in maintaining accurate inventory levels, supporting warehouse operations, and ensuring product integrity throughout the facility.
Responsibilities include: Perform inventory counts and cycle counts Monitor product rotation and inventory accuracy Investigate inventory discrepancies and report findings Assist with receiving, put-away, and product verification Maintain accurate inventory records within company systems Work closely with warehouse, receiving, and purchasing departments Ensure products are properly labeled and organized Support overall warehouse cleanliness and organization Follow all safety and food safety procedures
Requirements
Qualifications: Previous warehouse or inventory experience preferred Experience using RF scanners or warehouse systems is a plus Strong attention to detail and organizational skills Ability to work in a fast-paced environment Ability to lift, push, and pull products as needed Dependable with strong attendance and work ethic Benefits after probationary period: Medical, Dental, Vision Paid Sick Time Vacation 401(k) & company match Employee Discounts Pre-employment drug screening required. Employees are also subject to quarterly random drug testing in accordance with Company policy. Peddler’s Son is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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