Night Warehouse Order Selector - 3rd Shift - Full Time
$23/hour
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Posted 6 days ago
SENIORITY
Entry
SALARY
$23/hour
About the role
- Accurately build mixed pallets using headset-guided systems and ride-on pallet jacks.
- Pick beer, kegs, and other alcohol products efficiently and according to standards.
- Handle heavy items (up to 170 lbs) safely and carefully.
- Load/unload trucks and rotate warehouse stock using equipment safely.
- Support inventory counting, repacking, and daily cleanliness efforts.
- Follow all supervisor instructions and complete assigned tasks thoroughly.
- Earn incentives of up to $300 per week based on safety, accuracy, and productivity.
- Incentives are paid biweekly based on goals thresholds and headset utilization.
- Maintain 180+ CE/hour and headset usage over 80% to qualify.
- Sunday–Thursday overnight schedule, from 7:00 PM until work completion.
- Mandatory daytime training Monday–Friday for all new hires.
- Occasional Friday work as required by business demand.
- 2+ years of warehouse or distribution experience.
- Familiarity with ride-on pallet jacks or forklifts.
- Strong basic math and counting skills.
- Consistent, punctual, and motivated work habits.
- Comfortable working in cold environments and lifting heavy products.
- High school diploma or GED required.
- Steel-toe boots required on Day One.
- Consistently meets and exceeds goals.
- Contributes to a positive, accountable warehouse culture.
- Delivers accurate and timely order fulfillment for customers.
- Demonstrates adaptability, teamwork, and a strong work ethic.
- Annual Raises $25.60 after 3 years.
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