Warehouse Material Handler: Load/Unload, Inventory & Labeling

UFP Industries; Temple (TX); On-site; USD 28,000 - 36,000; Full time

Job summary

UFP Industries in Temple, TX is seeking a Warehouse Associate to maintain cleanliness and order in the warehouse. You will load, unload and move product by hand, on carts, pallets, skids and pallet jacks following company safety guidelines and best practices.

Responsibilities include accurate counting, labeling, picking daily orders, documenting inbound/outbound loads, and using basic tools to perform simple assembly tasks with attention to safety and efficiency.

Qualifications

• Entry level, no experience required.
• Ability to read and interpret work orders.
• Must have knowledge of custom store fixture industry and receiving.
• Ability to clearly identify product from package labels.

Responsibilities

• Accurately count and record quantities so proper inventory transactions can be made.
• Identify those materials moved match descriptions on associated documentation.
• Ensure that proper labelling disciplines are followed, and product numbers are up to date.
• Ensure that bulk packed materials are properly boxed, taped, wrapped, packed, banded, shrink wrapped or otherwise to ensure safe transportation without incurring damage.
• Locate, identify, label and pick required materials as identified on printed pick lists.
• Picking and pulling of daily orders without the use of a forklift.
• Use of a camera to document both inbound and outbound load conditions and quality issues.
• Ability to use basic hand tools for opening or closing crates and completing basic assembly tasks.
• Be able to read and understand written Pick lists, etc.

Skills

Inventory counting

Load/Unload

Material handling

Pallet jack operation

Job description

UFP Industries in Temple, TX is seeking a Warehouse Associate to maintain cleanliness and order in the warehouse. You will load, unload and move product by hand, on carts, pallets, skids and pallet jacks following company safety guidelines and best practices.

Responsibilities include accurate counting, labeling, picking daily orders, documenting inbound/outbound loads, and using basic tools to perform simple assembly tasks with attention to safety and efficiency.