Material Handler - Entry Level, Climate-Controlled DC

Jobtome; Baltimore (MD); On-site; USD 21,000 - 25,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(K) Savings Plan with Company Match

On-site cafe

Temperature-controlled work area

40% discount on brand merchandise

Job summary

Abercrombie & Fitch Co. is hiring for a warehouse associate in the United States, specifically at the New Albany distribution center.

You will support the supply chain for retail stores and direct-to-consumer orders, performing high-volume picking, packing, sorting, and inventory audits in a temperature-controlled distribution center. This role requires standing long hours, handling repetitive motions, lifting up to 30 lbs, meeting productivity standards, and adapting to RF scanners and

Qualifications

• Stand for up to 13 hours a day.
• Able to perform repetitive tasks such as bending, twisting, pulling, and reaching.
• Ability to lift a minimum of 30lbs repeatedly.
• Ability to meet productivity requirements.
• Capable of adapting to technologies (RF scanners, voice picking and new systems).
• Previous experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Support our Supply Chain division servicing Retail Stores and Direct to Consumer operations.
• Duties include picking, packing, and sorting merchandise utilizing warehouse equipment; auditing, storing and retrieving merchandise from storage shelves.

Skills

Stand for long hours

Repetitive tasks

Lifting 30 lbs

Productivity oriented

RF scanners / voice picking

Experience preferred

Tools

RF scanners

voice picking

Job description

Abercrombie & Fitch Co. is hiring for a warehouse associate in the United States, specifically at the New Albany distribution center.

You will support the supply chain for retail stores and direct-to-consumer orders, performing high-volume picking, packing, sorting, and inventory audits in a temperature-controlled distribution center. This role requires standing long hours, handling repetitive motions, lifting up to 30 lbs, meeting productivity standards, and adapting to RF scanners and