Warehouser II

Loads and off -loads trucks following established distribution guidelines and procedures. Verifies by written documentation or use of computer that merchandise corresponds to receiving reports and is placed in inventory. Sorts and stocks merchandise/parts into proper storage containers and bins maintaining adequate inventory levels and verifying part numbers and/or item numbers. Inspect and receive returned merchandise, determining stock grade and storing in proper location. Retrieves merchandise from stock as listed on the picking list or shipping order, frequently with the use of a forklift. Verifies merchandise picked for shipment corresponds to shipping orders, and prepares orders for shipment, packing, weighing and labeling parcels in a manner which ensures the occurrence of transport damage is minimized. Assists with monthly stock inventory procedures, utilizing a hand held computer to record counts. Assist in the research of inventory discrepancies. May report stock damage and shortage. Perform shipping and receiving clerical functions utilizing Canon systems. Assist with disposal procedures and processes. Assist in all areas of the operation when needed. Most warehouse processes require use of hand held computers link ed to a Warehouse Management System. Typically requires ability to use digital devices for basic inquiries and updating inventory levels. Represents the organization to customers by providing information, responding to inquiries or troubleshooting product problems. Typically reports to a Supervisor or Manager. Level II employees have a good understanding of the day-to-day job role, can apply their experience to more complicated tasks and work under limited supervision, though decision-making is still not required as they generally follow existing processes and procedures. Your Impact Loads and off -loads trucks following established distribution guidelines and procedures. Verifies by written documentation or use of computer that merchandise corresponds to receiving reports and is placed in inventory. Sorts and stocks merchandise/parts into proper storage containers and bins maintaining adequate inventory levels and verifying part numbers and/or item numbers. Inspect and receive returned merchandise, determining stock grade and storing in proper location. Retrieves merchandise from stock as listed on the picking list or shipping order, frequently with the use of a forklift. Verifies merchandise picked for shipment corresponds to shipping orders, and prepares orders for shipment, packing, weighing and labeling parcels in a manner which ensures the occurrence of transport damage is minimized. Assists with monthly stock inventory procedures, utilizing a hand held computer to record counts. Assist in the research of inventory discrepancies. May report stock damage and shortage. Perform shipping and receiving clerical functions utilizing Canon systems. Assist with disposal procedures and processes. Assist in all areas of the operation when needed. Most warehouse processes require use of hand held computers link ed to a Warehouse Management System. Typically requires ability to use digital devices for basic inquiries and updating inventory levels. Represents the organization to customers by providing information, responding to inquiries or troubleshooting product problems. Typically reports to a Supervisor or Manager. Level II employees have a good understanding of the day-to-day job role, can apply their experience to more complicated tasks and work under limited supervision, though decision-making is still not required as they generally follow existing processes and procedures. About You: The Skills & Expertise You Bring Typically requires general education and/or vocational training plus 1 to 2 years of related experience.This position requires the ability to work as a member of a team and to work overtime. Attention to detail is required. This position may require the ability to obtain forklift certification…

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