Warehouse Associate - Pipe Yard

About Shepherd Electric Supply Since 1892, Shepherd Electric Supply has been the first call when complex, time‑critical electrical challenges need to be solved, and reliability truly matters. We move materials accurately and on time, so contractors stay on schedule, projects stay on track, and customers never have to wonder if we will come through. Why This Role Matters The Pipe Yard is one of the most visible parts of how Shepherd delivers on its promise. When a contractor pulls up to pick up conduit, they trust that what was ordered is staged correctly, counted accurately, and ready to load. That trust starts here. This is not a background role. The Warehouse Associate – Pipe Yard is on the front line of fulfillment — pulling pipe and conduit for customers and branches, working as part of a crew, operating equipment safely, and keeping the yard organized and accurate every shift. What you do directly affects whether contractors can build on schedule and whether Shepherd keeps its word. Work Shift And Hours Monday - Friday, 10:00am - 7:00pm Compensation Details Starting at $20.00 per hour depending on experience. How This Role Connects To Our Compass We Keep Our Promises: Customers and branches count on accurate picks, correct counts, and material that is ready when they arrive. We Stay Hungry: You look for better ways to organize the yard, improve staging flow, and reduce errors. We Grow Together: You work within a crew, communicating clearly and covering for each other. We Own It: When a count is off or material is staged in the wrong location, you address it. We Go Above & Beyond: You anticipate the next pull and stage material before it is asked for. Material Pulling & Fulfillment Pull EMT, PVC conduit, strut, galvanized/IMC, and related material for customers and other branches. Verify counts on every pull — accuracy is non‑negotiable in this role. Stage completed orders clearly for customer pickup or branch transfer. Communicate clearly with the crew when quantities are short, damaged, or unclear. Loading & Unloading Load and offload trucks safely and accurately. Confirm outbound loads match the order before the truck leaves. Handle inbound freight carefully and flag overages, shortages, or damage immediately. Equipment Operation Operate sit‑down forklift and pipe bander in accordance with safety standards. Complete pre‑shift equipment inspections and report any maintenance needs before operating. Certification required or ability to obtain through onsite training. Yard Organization & Maintenance Keep the pipe yard organized, clean, and navigable — aisles clear, product stored correctly, hazards addressed. Perform general yard maintenance as needed to maintain a safe and functional work environment. Restock and reorganize material locations after pulls so the next order starts clean. Crew & Communication Work within a crew — communicate proactively, cover shifts in volume spikes, and hold the standard together. Flag discrepancies, missing material, or safety concerns to your supervisor without delay. Success Looks Like - After 90 Days Pulls are accurate — counts are right, product is staged, nothing leaves wrong. The yard is organized, product locations are current, and the space is ready for the next crew. Equipment is operated safely and inspected every shift before use. You are communicating proactively with your crew — not waiting to be asked. Customers and branches can trust that what they ordered is ready when they arrive. You have identified at least one area where the yard can run better and brought it to your supervisor. Who Thrives Here You care about accuracy — a wrong count bothers you, and you recount before you walk away. You work well in a crew — you communicate, you cover, and you show up ready to contribute. You take ownership of your area — the yard reflects your standard, not just your task list. Physical, outdoor work suits you — you are comfortable in a yard environment across seasons. You operate equipment carefully and follow safety procedures without needing to be reminded. You are on time, consistent, and reliable — the crew and customers depend on it. Qualifications & Requirements High school diploma or equivalent required. Prior warehouse, yard, or material handling experience preferred. Forklift certification (sit‑down) required or ability to obtain through onsite training. Pipe bander experience a plus; training provided. Ability to perform physical requirements of the role, including lifting heavy material and working outdoors. Reliable attendance and punctuality are essential — overtime required when needed. Electrical product knowledge is a plus but not required. Ability to successfully complete pre‑employment screening requirements. Legal Disclaimer This job description is intended to describe the general nature and level of work performed by individuals occupying this position of employment. It is not intended to be construed as an exhaustive list of all duties, responsibilities, and skill required of all individuals assigned to this job title. Management reserves the right to modify all or part of this job description at its discretion in order to meet location requirements, staffing levels, and/or any other needs of the business. All of the essential functions of the job, as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act and/or equivalent state law, may not have been described. All requests for reasonable accommodation(s) will be reviewed and evaluated on a case‑by‑case basis. Equal Opportunity Employer Equal Opportunity Employer / Vet / Disabled #J-18808-Ljbffr