Merchandise Handler I

Location: Romeoville, Illinois We inspire purpose-filled living that brings beauty and quality to the modern home. Together, we achieve. Associates across our business drive results, innovate, and inspire. Drawn together by our shared values and passion for our customers and our brands, we deliver home furnishings that are expertly designed, responsibly sourced, and bring timeless style and function to people’s homes. From the day we opened our first store in Chicago in 1962 to the digital innovations that engage millions of customers today, our iconic brand is over 60 years in the making—and our story is still unfolding. We’re here for it. We think you should be too. The Merchandise Handler I executes core distribution center activities to support the efficient processing, movement, and fulfillment of products and customer orders. Success in this role means maintaining high standards of quality, safety, and accuracy while meeting daily productivity targets. As an essential part of the supply chain, this position directly impacts the customer experience by ensuring merchandise is correctly handled, packaged, and shipped. A day in the life as a Merchandise Handler I... Loads and unloads trailers manually or using dollies, building stable pallets and staging unloaded merchandise accurately. Accurately picks customer orders using automated technologies such as voice picking, robotic tools, and conveyor systems across large facility areas. Assembles boxes, packages merchandise, fills, labels, and performs final quality checks on orders, including brand-specific gift packaging services. Verifies received and outbound merchandise against manifests and tickets, tallying shipments and recording any overages, shortages, or damages. Replenishes merchandise into designated pick locations and confirms inventory using handheld RF scanners to print put-away, picking, and shipping labels. Performs general housekeeping duties by disposing of boxes, packing materials, and pallets to maintain a clean and safe work area. Reports operational issues, inventory errors, damaged items, or location system problems promptly to leadership. Rotates through different departments as necessary to meet changing business demands and participates in ongoing operational training. Operates computers, RF scanners, and foot-controlled or motorized material-handling equipment safely. Regularly lifts, lowers, and carries items up to 65 lbs unassisted and moves oversized items up to 500 lbs using team lifts or material-handling equipment on concrete floors. What you'll bring to the table… Strong detail orientation with a high level of accuracy when handling, picking, packing, or verifying inventory. Excellent communication and collaboration skills to work productively within a team environment. Strong awareness of loss prevention, security, and safety standards per company policies and compliance guidelines. Basic English language proficiency and general system aptitude for learning operational technology and resources. Physical capability to stand, walk, bend, reach, lift up to 65 lbs, and operate material-handling equipment throughout a standard shift in a warehouse environment. We'd love to hear from you if you have… High School Diploma or GED equivalent (preferred). Entry-level experience (no prior distribution or warehouse experience required). Experience or comfort working with handheld RF scanners, computers, or automated warehouse systems (preferred). Physical and Visual Activities... Visual Acuity: Constant near and far vision required. Movement: Daily standing, walking, bending, reaching, kneeling, crouching, twisting, pushing/pulling, and remaining stationary/standing for long periods. Lifting Capacity: Ability to regularly move/lift up to 65 lbs. to a height of 3–4 feet (heavier items moved with team assistance). Ability to move furniture/large items up to 300 lbs. using appropriate equipment. Equipment & Technology U…

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