Shipping Warehouse

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dey distributingDallas (TX)

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About the role

Job Description: The Shipping Warehouse role involves managing daily warehouse operations including order fulfillment, shipping preparation, and inventory management in a small team environment. This position requires physical ability to handle heavy products and equipment like pallet jacks, a strong sense of urgency, and proficiency in computer-based shipping tasks. The role focuses on domestic shipping with routine daily responsibilities and emphasizes accuracy, organization, and teamwork.
Responsibilities:
  • Fill orders accurately and efficiently
  • Prepare, process, and ship outgoing inventory with correct labeling
  • Inspect merchandise for damage before shipment
  • Print invoices and label packages appropriately
  • Maintain accurate shipping documentation and records
  • Troubleshoot shipping issues using computer systems
  • Organize, clean, and restock warehouse items regularly
  • Operate pallet jacks and manually handle merchandise
  • Collaborate effectively with a small team
  • Adhere to safety and compliance standards
  • Monday thru Friday 8 am to 4:30 pmNo Weekends
Preferred Qualifications:
  • 1+ years experience in warehouse operations
  • Familiarity with shipping and receiving processes
  • Experience in order fulfillment and packaging
  • Computer literacy for shipping and inventory management
  • Strong time management skills
Ability to work well in a team environment\nCompany DescriptionDistribution Center for HVAC parts.
Company Description: Distribution Center for HVAC parts.

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