Night Warehouse Selector: Fast-Paced Pallet Prep

US Foods; Cookeville (TN); On-site; USD 30,000 - 33,000; Full time

Job summary

US Foods is seeking Night Warehouse Selectors in the distribution network to prepare customer orders and ensure accurate, damage-free deliveries. You will team up to meet safety standards while operating pallet jacks and order selecting software.

The role requires night shifts, the ability to lift 20–80 lbs, and experience in large-scale warehouse picking; weekends/holidays may be required to support peak periods.

Qualifications

• Read and communicate in English for trainings, coaching, labels and reports.
• Able to work 8+ hour night shifts, Sunday–Thursday.
• Occasional weekends and holidays required.
• Experience with large-scale order selecting in a warehouse or distribution center preferred.
• Experience operating motorized pallet jacks or similar equipment preferred.

Responsibilities

• Safely and accurately select customer orders. Build and wrap pallets to meet weekly productivity and accuracy standards.
• Perform pre-shift equipment checks and safely operate an electric pallet jack.
• Move products from racks to pallets as directed by order selecting software and equipment.
• Validate correct product is selected and is damage-free.
• Efficiently deliver products to the correct dock area and shrink wrap palletized orders.
• Team up to clear aisles, remove empty pallets, and return pallet jacks to charging area.

Skills

English literacy

Night shifts

Physical endurance

Weekend/holiday availability

Lifting 20–80 lbs

Warehouse order picking

Pallet jack operation

Tools

Pallet jack

Order picking software

Job description

US Foods is seeking Night Warehouse Selectors in the distribution network to prepare customer orders and ensure accurate, damage-free deliveries. You will team up to meet safety standards while operating pallet jacks and order selecting software.

The role requires night shifts, the ability to lift 20–80 lbs, and experience in large-scale warehouse picking; weekends/holidays may be required to support peak periods.