Floral Processor: Arizona Flower Market in Phoenix

FlowerGrowersDirectory; Phoenix (AZ); Hybrid; USD 22,000 - 28,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Paid time off

Employee discount

Job summary

Arizona Flower Market in Phoenix, AZ is seeking a Floral Processor / Warehouse / Delivery Driver for a full-time, on-site role. You will process fresh flowers, manage inventory, and handle local deliveries while supporting warehouse operations.

No floral experience is required, as the employer provides floral training to candidates with strong warehouse skills, computer ability, and work ethic. Weekend availability and a valid AZ driver’s license are needed.

Qualifications

• Floral processing and warehouse handling basics.
• Inventory counting and product verification.
• Ability to operate company vehicles for local deliveries.

Responsibilities

• Process incoming flowers, hydrate and prepare for inventory.
• Perform inventory counts and rotate stock.
• Assist with cooler cleaning and shelf stocking.
• Drive company vehicles for local deliveries and errands.
• Support warehouse operations and order preparation.

Skills

Floral processing

Warehouse operations

Inventory checks

Local delivery driving

Computer skills

Job description

# Floral Processor: Arizona Flower Market in Phoenix**Arizona Flower Market**2050 S. 16th Street, Phoenix, AZ 85034 Start Date09/08/202618.00 Full-TimeThe Floral Processor / Warehouse / Delivery Driver role at Arizona Flower Market is a full-time, on-site position in Phoenix, Arizona. The position pays $16 to $20 per hour and combines flower processing, warehouse work, inventory checks, and local driving. Arizona Flower Market operates the role from 2050 S. 16th Street, Phoenix, AZ 85034.Incoming flowers and plants receive inspection, processing, hydration, and stock rotation before orders leave the market. The work includes cooler cleaning, shelf stocking, supply organization, and delivery errands. Floral experience is preferred but not required because the employer provides floral training to candidates with strong warehouse skills, computer ability, and work ethic.* **Role:** Floral Processor / Warehouse / Delivery Driver* **Employer:** Arizona Flower Market* **Location:** 2050 S. 16th Street, Phoenix, AZ 85034* **Pay:** $16 to $20 per hour* **Employment:** Full-time, on-siteApply For This RoleApplicants prepare a resume, current contact details, a valid Arizona driver's license, and a clear description of warehouse or delivery experience. The application also asks about computer use, availability, physical work, and work during weekends and floral holiday periods.## Flower Processing In Refrigerated Work AreasThe position begins with incoming product. Flower stems are cut, hydrated, and treated, while blooming plants and green plants receive processing before they move into inventory. Quality checks cover product condition, counts, invoices, and supply records. The processing, cutting, and hydrating duties require careful handling because fresh flowers lose quality when temperature, water, or cleanliness slips.Cooler work includes maintaining displays, cleaning buckets and vases, and keeping work areas ready for the next order. Refrigerated conditions require clothing that supports repeated movement between the cooler and warehouse. Floral training adds flower care knowledge to the warehouse foundation, so a candidate can build skill in stem preparation and product inspection while working.## Inventory Checks And Local Delivery RoutesInventory work connects the cooler to customer orders. The processor verifies counts against invoices, checks in products and supplies, rotates stock, performs inventory counts, and helps with procurement. Shelves, buckets, vases, and cooler displays all remain part of the daily work because each area affects order accuracy.* Inspect incoming flowers, greens, blooming plants, and supplies.* Verify counts against invoices and complete inventory counts.* Rotate stock and maintain cooler displays.* Clean buckets, vases, coolers, and work areas.* Prepare orders and support warehouse operations.* Drive company vehicles for local deliveries and errands.Local driving adds a customer-facing part to the warehouse assignment. A valid Arizona driver's license and clean driving record are required, and company vehicle experience is useful. The same work connects to wholesale flower work because product condition, order accuracy, and delivery timing meet at the route stage.## Holiday Coverage And Physical RequirementsArizona Flower Market runs seven-day operational coverage, with typical shifts between 5:00 AM and 6:00 PM and a rotating full-time schedule. Weekend flexibility is required, and major floral holidays bring extended hours. Limited time-off requests apply approximately two weeks before those holidays.The work includes repeated lifting between 20 and 60 pounds, standing, bending, kneeling, cooler entry, loading, and driving. A pre-employment drug screening is required. Box truck driving experience and floral experience are preferred, while previous warehouse experience, computer skills, and dependable attendance form the practical base.## Training And Team CoordinationFloral training covers candidates who bring warehouse experience but have not worked with flowers. Computer use also matters because the job includes inventory records, order information, invoice checks, and supply tracking. The role connects with designers, customer service professionals, delivery drivers, warehouse specialists, event crews, and sales representatives across the market's daily operations.Arizona Flower Market serves retail and wholesale customers through fresh-cut flowers, greens, and floral supplies. The employer's current team openings place the processor inside a wider team of flower businesses, where product handling and customer orders depend on accurate handoffs. Candidates who want to learn floral care while building warehouse and delivery skills can also review fresh flower jobs across the directory.## Market Hours And Employee TermsThe market operates Monday through Friday from 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM and Saturday from 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM. The market closes on Sunday, although the position still requires weekend availability because operational coverage follows order and holiday demand.Health, dental, and vision insurance, paid time off, and an employee discount are included with the role. The discount covers flowers, products, workshops, and special events. The Phoenix address keeps the work close to the market's receiving, cooler, inventory, and delivery activity.The application process asks for a resume upload and contact information before questions about driving, availability, prior work, and physical duties. Candidates with a clean driving record can describe the vehicles, routes, and warehouse systems handled in previous work.The role's first training priorities are product identification, safe cooler movement, invoice accuracy, and dependable route preparation. Those skills connect flower care with the practical work that moves an order from receiving to a local customer.