Automotive Aftermarket Fulfillment Specialist

Step into a day at U.S. AutoForce Sun’s up and you’re on the move. You pull on your safety boots, snap in your harness, and hop on a forklift to bring order to a bustling warehouse filled with tires, under-car parts, and lubricants headed to independent retailers and dealerships. Your scanner chirps as you pick, place, and stage orders with precision. A team member signals for a two-person lift on a commercial tire—teamwork makes it smooth. Later, you navigate pick modules up to 25 feet high, then help inventory reconcile a count before circling back to load outbound routes. Every move is safe, efficient, and essential to keeping the aftermarket running. Schedules you can count on Monday–Friday, 8:00am–4:30pm (or until work is complete) Monday–Thursday, 5:00am–3:30pm (or until work is complete) Overtime may be required based on business needs; schedules can shift as volume changes. What you’ll do Load, unload, stock, and move tires and auto parts using forklifts and order-picking equipment in a fast-paced environment. Use handheld scanners to locate, put away, and verify product; support cycle counts and inventory control. Lift up to 50 lbs repeatedly; occasionally lift to 80 lbs. Use team lifts or mechanical aids for commercial tires. Exert up to 40 lbs of pushing force when handling barrels or industrial/agriculture tires. Operate safely at heights up to 25 ft on racking and equipment. Stay active on your feet for extended periods; pitch in with eCommerce, inventory, or will-call as needed. Follow all safety policies and standard operating procedures; champion our safety-first culture. Take on related tasks as directed—this role evolves with the needs of the business. Benefits from day one Starting pay of $20.00/hour with weekly pay Healthcare coverage available your first day 401(k) with generous employer contribution and match Paid vacation, sick time, and holidays Work boot reimbursement On-the-job training and skill development Tuition reimbursement Employee discount programs Physical demands & work environment To operate equipment safely, you must be qualified in visual, auditory, physical, and mental ability, with or without reasonable accommodation. Expect frequent lifting of approximately 50 lbs and occasional lifts up to 80 lbs; pushing forces up to 40 lbs when working with barrels/industrial or agricultural tires; and team lifts or mechanical assists for commercial tires. Required PPE includes steel/composite toe boots (bring your own), safety vest, harness, seatbelt, and SRL; U.S. AutoForce provides all equipment except boots. You may encounter weather exposure while working near dock areas; noise levels are typically moderate, and you’ll occasionally experience fumes associated with tires, auto parts, and lubricants. What you bring 18+ years old to operate powered equipment 1 year of warehouse, logistics, or related experience Comfort repeatedly lifting 50 lbs and occasionally up to 80 lbs Able to push up to 40 lbs with barrels/industrial or agricultural tires Comfortable working at heights up to 25 ft while maintaining safety standards Commitment to company safety policies, transportation regulations, and manufacturer guidelines Ability to pass forklift certification Flexibility to work overtime as needed Follows instructions and safe operating procedures Thrives in a team setting Proficiencies Material handling experience Loading and unloading vehicles Meets physical requirements Notes to recruiting agencies We do not accept unsolicited agency resumes. Without a signed Master Service Agreement, U.S. Venture has no obligation to pay any referral fees, and any unsolicited submissions (including those sent to hiring leaders) become the property of U.S. Venture. Compliance and candidate notices U.S. Venture will not offer sponsorship for employment status (including, but not limited to, H-1B, TN, E-3, F1,CPT, OPT, STEM OPT, visa status and other employment…

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