Warehouse Person-Full Time

Benefits:

401(k)

401(k) matching

Bonus based on performance

Dental insurance

Employee discounts

Free uniforms

Health insurance

Paid time off

Training & development

Vision insurance

Company parties

Are you a highly professional, overachieving individual looking for your next career opportunity with an award-winning company, fantastic work culture and reliable hours? Would you like to help people create amazing living spaces that turn their chaos into calm? If so, The Tailored Closet and PremierGarage of Greater Washington, DC would love to hear from you! We are currently looking for a warehouse specialist who exhibits our core values of being Collaborative, Supportive, Driven and Spirited and acting with Integrity, Ownership and Clarity.

Benefits/Perks

Competitive wages

Stable Working Hours - M - F 6:00 AM - 3:00 PM

Health (medical & dental), life, and supplemental insurance with company contribution

Paid time off (PTO), holidays and parent/bereavement leave

401K retirement plan with company matching

On-going training

Annual bonuses (Individual and Profit-sharing)

Career Advancement Opportunities

Great Company Culture

Job Summary Warehouse SpecialistReports to the Warehouse Manager

Hours: 6:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Job Overview: A full-time warehouse specialist is responsible for assisting the production team to safely and properly receive, check, build/produce, stage and load all materials and products so that they are ready for installation on time without issues. This role includes hands‑on woodworking — building drawer boxes and panel components to spec — as well as early‑morning receiving and truck loading/unloading before the rest of the shop's schedule begins. They also assist with stock/inventory management, organization of all product inventory, cleanliness and organization of tools, equipment, and workspace in the shop/warehouse. To be successful in this position, this individual must be detail‑oriented, process and task oriented and able to use systems. Proactive communication with team members regarding status updates and issues is also required. A warehouse specialist may have a specific set of responsibilities or specialization amongst the list of activities but must be trained and capable of completing any warehouse tasks due to peaks and valleys in workload, staffing etc.

Responsibilities and Duties Work for the warehouse team under the direction of the Warehouse Manager, and Production Manager to make sure jobs are prepped in priority order and in a timely manner. This individual will:

Carefully read, review, and clarify parts lists, cut lists, and contracts in a detailed and thoughtful manner.

Arrive early to help receive, unload, and stage incoming trucks and deliveries first thing each morning, ahead of the day's production start.

Receive material/products, checking it against the Bill of Lading & inspecting parts and quality. This includes melamine/wood products/pallets, hardware, accessories, flooring product, general installation supplies and all other deliveries.

Receive returns of material/products, and organize/re‑stock returns using the companies inventory system.

Build drawer boxes and other components using shop machinery and proper joinery techniques, following spec sheets for size, material, and hardware.

Unload, inspect, prep and/or build panel and shelving components, cabinets & accessories/hardware for jobs.

Safely drive the forklift to receive and move palletized jobs on/off racking. Forklift Certification is ideal.

Care for the warehouse, tools, and equipment to keep everything clean and orderly on a daily basis, i.e. garbage/refuse taken to the dumpster daily, warehouse left orderly and swept/clean on a daily basis.

Consistently follow processes, track status of work, and raise issues using systems, in a timely and thorough manner.

Work with the team to stage and load all product and materials for jobs.

Assist clients picking up product or rolling racks; track and communicate these activities.

Follow communication protocols such as asking clarifying questions regarding job details, and communicating issues to supervisor and other related departments (procurement, scheduling, design).

Work safely and mitigate safety risks.

Consistently show up to work on time for the 6:00 AM start.

As needed, drop material to glass shop, pick up supplies from box stores, and deliver material to job sites (if cleared to drive).

Assist in vehicle maintenance activities, i.e. stocking supplies, drop‑off/pickup for service.

Qualifications This position is a perfect fit for someone whose major strength is to be process and task-oriented, as well as someone with high energy always on the move — and who doesn't mind an early start.

Prior woodworking, cabinetry, or carpentry experience — including comfort operating shop machinery and hand/power tools — is a strong plus.

This person should be or will need to be certified to drive a forklift.

The person in this position must be able to: Regularly lift large boards and/or heavy material :50-80+ lbs, keep high level of energy and work mainly while standing.

Maintain a very orderly, clean and organized workspace.

Safely drive forklift and maneuver large pallets of material without damage.

Communicate effectively via text, phone, email with multiple team members.

Complete work tasks in a quality, time efficient manner on a weekly and daily basis.

Visualize and take 2D plans, review materials and confirm 3D construction feasibility (this is a plus!).

Learn and keep up with all product parts (how each works, what they are, how to determine if they are damaged).

Important skills to be successful in this position: Extreme attention to detail as it relates to contracts, parts list, plan notes, checking material and product against order lists.

Strong communication skills.

Strong physical skill in safely and efficiently moving pallets of material (energetic/highly physical job).

Prior warehouse receiving, quality checking, and picking/pulling experience is a plus.

Construction or woodworking experience with cabinets, drawer boxes, and component parts is a plus.

Product knowledge and ability to learn quickly how products are installed and work within construction of units is a plus.

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