3rd Shift Order Puller A

Warehouse OperatorOperator must be certified and able to safely operate both an Electric Pallet Jack and a Stand-Up Forklift.Assist with the daily warehouse operations by performing administrative and organizational tasks as assigned by the Warehouse Manager. Maintain accurate records and documentation related to the shipping and receiving of goods and materials. Support inventory control by preparing inventory balances, reports, and other related documentation.Receiving MaterialsSchedule incoming freight shipments.Read and verify packing slips and labels.Unload pallets of incoming raw materials.Inspect raw materials for damage or discrepancies.Place received materials into the appropriate inventory locations.Coordinate the return of damaged or non-conforming materials.InventoryLocate inventory materials for shipping and production needs.Stock newly received inventory materials.Replenish inventory as needed.Investigate and determine the location of missing inventory items.Identify low-stock materials and report inventory shortages.Rotate inventory using the First-In, First-Out (FIFO) method.Maintain organized inventory storage areas.Move raw materials safely and without damage.Customer ServiceProvide professional service to walk-in customers.Assist customers with inventory selection and product-related inquiries.Prepare orders for walk-in customers.Maintain a safe and clean warehouse environment.Safely operate forklifts, warehouse equipment, and other tools as required.Wear all required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).Maintain cleanliness and organization of assigned work areas.Remove obstacles and potential hazards from warehouse floors.Follow all company safety policies and procedures.