Warehouse Associate
1a autoJacksonville (FL)
About the role
Warehouse Associate1A Auto is a high growth e-commerce company and we pride ourselves on employing the best talent. Each team member brings a unique skill set to the table and collectively have a track record of accomplishing the most challenging of goals. We are an online aftermarket auto parts retailer headquartered northwest of Boston. We are a leader in our market and are positioned for further growth. We offer a great "can-do" culture, a casual work environment, and the opportunity to apply your skills in a rewarding situation. We are passionate about empowering people to do their own auto repairs. Our company's mission is to make your car projects go smoothly and to become your trusted source for auto parts. We treat our customers like family. And our niche is to provide great value, exceptional customer service and education to make customers confident in their decision to do their own repairs.
Warehouse Associate Pay and Benefits:
- Pay up to $23/hr.
- Quarterly profit-sharing bonus
- Monthly Cash Incentives
- Medical and Dental Insurance Day 1Company Paid Short- and Long-Term Disability3 Weeks of Paid Time OffWhat You'll Do as a Warehouse Associate:
Pick, Pack & Ship:
Material handling (including, but not limited to: receiving, unloading, and stocking shelves & inventory cycle counts).Observe established rules or policies to ensure quality of work. Operate in compliance with safety regulations.
Warehouse Associate Work Environment:
State of the art facilities utilizing RF technology The company emphasizes quality and safety over speed.
Physical requirements:
Significant walking through warehouse and some heavy lifting (up to 50lbs.) required. Must be willing to be trained and frequently use high lift equipment.
Warehouse Associate Requirements:
High school diploma or general education degree (GED); and minimum one year of direct warehouse experience.
Please note:
This job description is not all inclusive, but rather is intended to capture the majority of the job functions.
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