Packing and Shipping Specialist

Job Summary You'll spend your shift packing customer orders and getting them ready for the carrier. Each order appears on a screen at your station, and you gather the items and check them against the packing slip before boxing everything up with enough padding to survive the trip. It's a fast-paced environment as pickup time gets close, though the morning is usually calmer. Not much downtime. Between orders you'll weigh packages and print labels, then stage finished boxes by the dock door. Responsibilities Packing orders in boxes or mailers with the right padding. Check each item against the packing slip before sealing. Weighing packages and printing shipping labels. Tape and label finished boxes. Restocking boxes, tape, and bubble wrap as they run low. Staging finished packages by the dock door for carrier pickup, which sometimes means lifting boxes up to 40 pounds. Empty carton cleanup. Setting aside anything damaged or short and telling the supervisor so the order doesn't sit. Qualifications You catch a wrong size or a missing item before the box is taped shut, even when the line is backed up. When orders stack up, keeping your station organized lets you work through them in the order they came in. Being on time matters here, the carrier pickup doesn't wait for anyone. Reading packing slips in English is part of the job, and you'll often pick up the label printer and scanner after a short walkthrough. We want a team player who passes along a quick heads-up when supplies run low. When plans change mid-shift, you can switch to whichever task needs hands and stay calm while doing it. Pay: $25.75 - $31.01 per hour Expected hours: 34.0 – 76.0 per week Benefits: 401(k) matching Dental insurance Employee assistance program Flexible spending account Health insurance Health savings account Life insurance Paid time off Relocation assistance Retirement plan Tuition reimbursement Education: High school or equivalent (Preferred) Work Location: Remote

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