Shipping Manager

Shipping Manager Position at Gizmos Before applying, please note that prior shipping experience is required - applications without it will be automatically rejected. Gizmos, a supplier of auto parts, industrial parts, and agricultural parts, is looking for a reliable Shipping Manager to join our team. Read on to see if this role is a good fit for you. Job Details: Schedule: You’ll start with 4-5 hours per day, Monday through Friday, with the opportunity to move to a full 8-hour workday as our company grows. Pay: The position starts at $25 per hour. Responsibilities: You’ll oversee the handling, packaging, and shipping of auto, industrial, and agricultural parts, ensuring they reach our customers on time and in good condition. Your knowledge of careful shipping practices for these parts is essential to minimize damage during transit. Work Environment: Our operations are based in a residential house, so you’ll need to be okay working in that setting. You’ll also be picking products from shelves in a semi-finished basement, where some areas have low clearance. Requirements: You must have prior experience in shipping or logistics. Strong organizational skills and attention to detail are a must. You need to know how to handle and package auto, industrial, and agricultural parts to prevent damage during shipping. You should be comfortable working in a home-based environment and navigating a semi-finished basement with low clearance in some areas. The ability to work independently and adapt to a growing business is important. If this sounds like the right opportunity for you, apply to join Gizmos and help us deliver quality parts nationwide. Job Types: Full-time, Part-time Pay: From $25.00 per hour Expected hours: 30.0 – 40.0 per week Benefits: Flexible schedule Application Question(s): Our shipping station uses corrugated boxes, packing paper, and 3-inch packing tape. Using just those materials, walk us through how you'd pack a heavy, awkward auto part, like a cast-iron control arm or a plastic headlight assembly with mounting tabs that snap easily, so it arrives undamaged without wasting materials or paying extra postage. How would you pick the box size, place the paper, and tape it up, and why? Work Location: In person

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