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S&R Membership Shopping is seeking a Warehouse Receiving Clerk to accurately count and note incoming items, scan against POs, and log quantities. You will label pallets, wrap merchandise, and relay tracking details to the tracking officer.
The role maintains area cleanliness, attends meetings, and supports cross-training across receiving functions. The ideal candidate has at least college or vocational training, with some warehousing experience, and is detail-oriented with solid organizational
Counts and notes down items accurately.
Scans each item if linked with the system and if matched with the Purchase Order Receipt.
Lists down bar code number, expiration date and total quantity delivered.
Fills out BINTAG completely and ensures that each pallet is properly labeled with the corresponding BINTAG.
Uses approved S&R pallet and ensures proper hand wrap of merchandise before releasing it to the selling area.
Records arrival and unloading date of container number and sends tracking list to tracking officer.
Ensures supplies are sufficient for receiving use.
Maintains cleanliness inside receiving area at all times and maintains good grooming standards.
Responsible for attending splinter meeting and cross trains in all receiving functions.
Practices courteousness to everyone and the proper decorum as per Code of Conduct and Standard Operating Procedures.
Ensures that punctuality is observed at all times.
Performs other related tasks may be assigned by the immediate superior or duty manager
At least college level or vocational level
With at least 1 year of experience in warehouse, logistics, or receiving operations (preferred)
Knowledgeable in inventory control and documentation procedures
Ability to inspect and verify incoming deliveries against purchase orders and invoices
Detail-oriented with strong organizational skills
Basic computer skills (MS Excel / inventory systems)
Honest, reliable, and able to work with minimal supervision