Order Fulfillment & Inventory Control Specialist

Job Description

Job Description

Compensation

Pay Range: $22.00 - $24.00

A day in the life

You start your shift by checking work queues and prioritizing tasks. A truck arrives—using a RF scanner, you receive and count the incoming freight, verify quantities, and enter each item into the computer system. Any discrepancy you spot is flagged and resolved, including issues tied to freight claims.

With the inbound secure, you stage product and place it on racks, bins, or shelves following product codes and predetermined sequences. You update product maintenance locations so teammates always know exactly where items live. Before moving on, you conduct daily cycle counts to keep inventory accurate.

Next up: orders. You assemble customer orders from stock, palletize them, and move completed pallets to the packing station. When it’s time to load or unload, you operate Company equipment—reach trucks and forklifts—in a safe, professional manner. Returns come back in the afternoon; you inspect, process, and restock them quickly and correctly.

Throughout the day you keep an eye on system queues and respond promptly, maintain a clean, safe workspace by sweeping and removing trash, and make sure sanitation and safety codes are followed. You wrap up by confirming locations are up to date and inventory counts are accurate.

What you’ll handle

• Locate, count, receive, store, stock, and ship warehouse merchandise
• Assemble orders, build pallets, and convey orders to packing
• Receive and count daily freight; enter items into the computer system
• Sort/store by product code and predetermined sequence
• Investigate and resolve freight claim discrepancies
• Update product maintenance locations daily
• Perform accurate daily cycle counts
• Inspect and process returns
• Respond to work/system queues in a timely manner
• Load/unload merchandise safely; drive Company equipment professionally
• Support housekeeping: cleaning, sweeping, trash removal; uphold safety and sanitation codes

What you bring

• High School diploma or equivalent
• 1–3 years of warehouse experience
• Trained and certified to operate reach trucks and forklifts
• Experience with cycle counting and RF scanners
• Ability to read/interpret procedure manuals and work instructions
• Clear, professional communication with customers and coworkers
• Math skills: add, subtract, multiply, and divide using whole numbers, common fractions, and decimals
• Good physical health; able to work at a rapid pace to meet shipping/receiving deadlines
• Bilingual English/Spanish preferred
• Able to frequently lift, push, or pull 75+ lbs on a repetitive basis
• Familiar with the Data Works systems; capable of inputting and retrieving data