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Workforce Strategies, Incorporated in Kalamazoo, MI is seeking a Warehouse Associate to handle inbound product, storage, and outbound loading for regional bars, restaurants, and stores. Expect physical work, strict schedules, and a reliable loading sequence.
The role involves moving cases, pallets, and kegs with a cart or forklift, with shifts offering clear daily targets, overtime potential, and a potential path to permanent hire.
Location: Kalamazoo, MI Pay Rate: $18.25 Office: Kalamazoo, MI Job ID: 1753949
Every pint poured in Kalamazoo this weekend spent a weeknight on a pallet first. Somebody read the label, counted the cases, wrapped the stack, and shoved it onto a truck before the sun came up. The title for that somebody is Warehouse Associate, which undersells it a little. You are the reason the bar stays stocked. The work is physical and the clock is real, but there is a satisfying kind of tired that comes from watching a full truck pull out with your name on the load sheet.
This is a beverage distributor in Kalamazoo, Michigan. Product comes in, gets sorted and stored, and goes back out to bars, restaurants, and stores across the region. The night crew gets a quiet building, a clear job, and the pleasure of finishing before the day shift shows up.
You walk the racks with a cart, pallet jack, or forklift, pulling cases and kegs, checking name, date, and vintage against the order, and staging by route. On the loading side you build pallets to the delivery schedule, wrap and label them, and load them so nothing shifts before the first stop. Expect to lift about 30 pounds on repeat, move up to 165 with equipment, and work in a warehouse with a cold end and a warm one. There is a daily case rate, and hitting it feels like winning something.
If you can show up four nights a week and count straight when it’s late, you'll do fine here. The trucks leave on time, the supervisor notices, and that's about all there is to it.