Warehouse Shipping Specialist

Warehouse Specialist

As a Warehouse Specialist, you'll pull, pack, and ship orders accurately, receive and inspect incoming freight, and keep inventory counts precise — the behind-the-scenes work that keeps TERREPOWER's parts moving to customers on time. This is hands-on, physical work: you'll be on your feet, working a pallet jack, climbing ladders to reach stock, and using a computer system to track it all. If you like staying active, take pride in getting the count and the paperwork right every time, and want to be part of a growing company in the automotive parts industry, we want you with us.

What you'll do:

• Order fulfillment & shipping
  • Pull products from inventory to fill orders, carefully verifying item information and quantities against the pick ticket.
  • Pack and label items into the correct containers for shipment according to specifications.
  • Load shipments and pull/push loaded pallets of varying sizes and weights with a pallet jack to stage product for shipping.
  • Enter shipments into the computer system to generate accurate shipping tickets.
• Receiving & inventory
  • Receive and unload incoming materials, comparing quantities on packing slips against what's actually received.
  • Inspect incoming freight for damage, check items and quantities against freight bills and other records, and document and report any discrepancies or damaged goods to your supervisor.
  • Enter received goods into the computerized inventory system accurately and on schedule.
  • Participate in period-end inventory counts, performing and clearly recording accurate counts as directed.
• Warehouse operations & safety
  • Reach overhead and twist to select and put away product on shelving, and climb up and down a 25-foot ladder (carrying boxes up to 20 lbs) to access stock as needed.
  • Maintain a clean, organized work area and equipment, following all prescribed safety regulations.
  • Show up consistently and on time — reliable attendance keeps the warehouse running for the whole team.

What you'll bring:

• High school diploma or GED — preferred.
• Comfortable entering data into a computer system and pulling basic reports.
• You can juggle multiple orders and shipments in progress at once without losing accuracy.
• You catch discrepancies and damage before they become someone else's problem — attention to detail matters here.
• You're coachable — willing to learn new systems and processes on the job.
• You listen closely and use good judgment when something doesn't look right (a mismatched count, damaged freight, and so on).
• Reliable, on-time attendance — the team depends on you showing up.

Nice-to-have:

• General working knowledge of shipping and receiving procedures.
• FedEx and UPS shipping familiarity.

Additional Information:

Physical Demands: Must be able to stand or walk for up to 8-10 hours; lift and carry up to 25 pounds regularly and up to 50 pounds occasionally, including totes up to 50 lbs; regularly bend, stretch, and reach both below the waist and above the head; comfortable climbing up and down a 25-foot ladder; able to work in environments with variable noise, lighting, and temperature, and access all areas of the building without limitations.