Receiving and Processing Goods
- Unloading and inspecting incoming shipments, verifying quantities and condition.
- Checking paperwork and ensuring accuracy of deliveries.
- Storing goods in designated areas within the warehouse.
Inventory Management
- Maintaining accurate records of inventory levels.
- Performing stock rotation to ensure freshness and quality.
- Identifying and resolving discrepancies in inventory.
Order Fulfillment
- Picking, packing, and preparing orders for shipment.
- Ensuring accurate and timely order processing.
- Loading and preparing goods for transport.
Warehouse Operations
- Operating warehouse equipment, such as forklifts and pallet jacks.
- Maintaining a clean and organized warehouse environment.
- Adhering to safety protocols and regulations.
- Willing to be assigned at Caloocan
Skills and Abilities
- Physical Stamina: Warehouse work can be physically demanding, requiring the ability to stand for long periods, lift and move objects (potentially up to 50 lbs or more), and navigate warehouse environments.
- Attention to Detail: Accuracy is crucial in warehouse operations, so the ability to pay close attention to detail when receiving, storing, and retrieving inventory is essential.
- Basic Math Skills: Basic math skills are needed for inventory management, order accuracy, and counting items.
- Organizational Skills: Maintaining an organized warehouse environment and efficiently managing inventory requires strong organizational skills.
- Teamwork and Communication: Warehouse operations often involve working as part of a team, so the ability to communicate effectively and collaborate with others is important.
- Computer Literacy: Many warehouses utilize computer systems for inventory management, order processing, and other tasks, so basic computer skills are often required.
- Forklift Experience (Optional): Some warehouse positions require the ability to operate forklifts, so forklift certification or experience can be a significant advantage.