Now Hiring - Warehouse Person

At National Trade Supply, the Warehouse Associate I is a versatile, cross-trained fulfillment team member who plays a direct role in the accurate and efficient movement of product through our fulfillment center. This is a single role that spans the full breadth of warehouse operations — from receiving and putting away inbound shipments, to picking and packing outbound orders, processing Ready-to-Ship (RTS) orders, and preparing and labeling Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) shipments in full compliance with Amazon’s requirements. Every Warehouse Associate I is expected to develop competency across all functions, work safely, and rotate between areas as operational needs require.

We are seeking reliable, detail-oriented team members who take pride in getting the right product to the right place at the right time — and understand that accuracy and speed are both non-negotiable in a fulfillment environment. Success in this role requires the ability to learn multiple warehouse processes, follow standard operating procedures precisely, maintain consistent productivity throughout a full shift, and hold yourself and your work to a high standard regardless of which function you are assigned to that day.

report discrepancies or shortages to the Fulfillment Supervisor promptly.

Scan and record all received inventory accurately in the warehouse management system (WMS) in accordance with established receiving procedures.

Label, sort, and store products in designated warehouse locations following established layout, storage, and slotting procedures.

Maintain organization and accessibility within the inbound staging and storage areas in accordance with 5S standards.

Assist with restocking and relocation of inventory as directed to support warehouse efficiency and inventory accuracy.

Identify and communicate inventory discrepancies, misplaced stock, or receiving errors to the supervisor immediately.

Outbound — Picking

Accurately pick products from inventory locations based on order sheets, pick lists, or system-directed picking using handheld scanners or WMS.

Report damaged items, inventory shortages, location discrepancies, or missing product to the supervisor promptly.

Meet or exceed daily pick rate targets while maintaining accuracy standards throughout the full shift.

Assist with inventory cycle counts and restocking of pick locations as directed.

Pack outbound orders securely using appropriate cartons, dunnage, and packaging materials to protect products during transit.

Inspect items for defects, damage, or discrepancies prior to packing — do not pack product that does not meet quality standards.

Apply correct shipping labels, packing slips, and any required documentation accurately and in the correct location on each carton.

Maintain packaging material inventory at the packing station and communicate replenishment needs before running out.

Meet or exceed daily pack rate targets while maintaining accuracy and quality standards throughout the full shift.

Ready to Ship (RTS)

Process Ready-to-Ship orders efficiently and accurately, ensuring all items are verified, properly packaged, and labeled before being staged for carrier pickup.

Communicate any exceptions, holds, or order issues to the Warehouse Supervisor promptly to prevent delays.

Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA)

Prepare FBA shipments in full compliance with Amazon’s current packaging, labeling, and shipment creation requirements — including FNSKU labeling, poly bagging, bubble wrapping, and case pack configurations as required by the product type.

Create and manage FBA shipment plans in Amazon Seller Central, confirming correct destination fulfillment centers and shipment quantities.

Verify product condition, labeling accuracy, and packaging integrity for every unit before it is added to an FBA shipment — Amazon compliance is non-negotiable.

communicate any requirement updates or compliance concerns to the supervisor immediately.

Stage completed FBA pallets or cartons for pickup in the designated FBA outbound area, properly organized and ready for carrier collection.

Safety & Housekeeping

Adhere to all established company safety policies and procedures, with special attention to PPE requirements and safe material handling practices at all times.

Operate powered industrial trucks (PITs), including forklifts and pallet jacks, only within the scope of current certification.

Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work area throughout the shift in accordance with 5S standards.

Report any safety hazards, near-misses, equipment issues, or injuries to the supervisor immediately.

Clean and prepare the work area at shift end to ensure the incoming shift can begin without delay.

Success in this role looks like a fulfillment center where inbound shipments are received accurately and put away promptly, outbound orders are picked and packed correctly the first time, RTS shipments go out on time and without exceptions, and every FBA shipment that leaves our dock meets Amazon’s requirements without fail. The Warehouse Associate I is the operational core of our fulfillment center — their accuracy, speed, and attention to detail directly determines whether our customers and retail partners receive what they ordered, when they expected it.

A strong Warehouse Associate I is cross-trained, dependable, and accuracy-driven. Over time, they build the breadth of knowledge that creates real value in the operation and opens the door to advancement.

Performance will be measured by:

Pick accuracy rate and adherence to daily pick rate targets

Cross-training progress and demonstrated competency across all warehouse functions

Competitive hourly pay and a comprehensive benefits package designed to support your well-being.

Cross-training across all fulfillment functions — building skills that make you more valuable every week.

A clear path to grow — our tier-based pay structure rewards skill development, cross-training, and consistency.

A stable, team-oriented environment where your work directly impacts the customers and partners we serve.

High school diploma, GED, or equivalent experience required.

Prior experience in a warehouse, fulfillment, or logistics environment is a plus but not required — we will train the right person.

Genuine desire to learn multiple warehouse functions and contribute wherever the team needs you most.

Basic understanding of warehouse processes, including receiving, picking, packing, and shipping.

Comfortable using warehouse management systems (WMS), handheld scanners, and related technology; Basic math and reading skills for order verification, label checking, and inventory counting.

Ability or willingness to obtain PIT (powered industrial truck) certification upon hire.

Able to stand, walk, bend, lift, and twist for a full shift; Comfortable working in a non-climate-controlled warehouse environment.

No travel required.

Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of this role. Online application

Onsite interview and fulfillment center tour

Throughout the process, candidates will meet members of the warehouse team and leadership.