Load Builder: Textiles Packing & Route Prep

Alsco Inc; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 17,000 - 22,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401K with company match

Medical, Dental, Vision

FSA/HSA

Life Insurance

Disability Insurance

Vacation, Sick Time, Holidays

EAP

Job summary

Alsco Uniforms in Indianapolis, IN is seeking a Load Builder to assemble customer orders from finished products and organize them for shipment. You will work within an industrial laundry environment, supporting delivery schedules and maintaining product flow.

You will review packing requirements, ensure correct products are placed into carts or bins, and meet productivity, quality, and safety standards while reporting any shortages or quality concerns to management.

Qualifications

• Recognize product colors, sizes, and types.
• Counting and sorting of textiles for order assembly.
• Inspection of finished products to identify quality concerns.
• Follow written packing instructions and operational procedures.

Responsibilities

• Receive finished, cleaned products from production departments and organize them for order assembly.
• Review packing requirements and place correct products into designated route carts, bins, or storage locations.
• Maintain product flow in the load-building area to support delivery schedules.
• Identify and report product shortages, discrepancies, or quality concerns to management.
• Meet established productivity, quality, and safety standards, including proper use of PPE.
• Log in and out of Spindle (internal productivity tracking system).

Skills

Color recognition

Counting & sorting

Quality inspection

Following packing instructions

Job description

Alsco Uniforms in Indianapolis, IN is seeking a Load Builder to assemble customer orders from finished products and organize them for shipment. You will work within an industrial laundry environment, supporting delivery schedules and maintaining product flow.

You will review packing requirements, ensure correct products are placed into carts or bins, and meet productivity, quality, and safety standards while reporting any shortages or quality concerns to management.