Warehouse Receiver

Description

ABOUT QCD:

Established in 2006, Quality Custom Distribution Services LLC (QCD), a subsidiary of GSF, is a custom last‑mile distribution company specializing in tailored solutions for selected food service industry customers. Headquartered in Frisco, Texas, QCD services thousands of restaurants throughout the United States. Providing over 37,000 deliveries a week from 25 strategically located distribution centers, the QCD fleet averages more than 40 million miles driven per year.

QCD associates also help run a national non‑profit, the GSF Foundation.

At QCD, every role drives success. Whether you’re preparing orders, making deliveries, mapping routes, or managing warehouses, you’re part of a dynamic team that keeps America’s favorite restaurants running. Beyond offering logistics jobs, we build careers and fuel the future of food service distribution.

Job Description:

Receives, and stores products and/or materials. Safely operates all material handling equipment. Accurately completes all associated paperwork. Maintains a clean work area consistent with company standards.

Loaders – Must be able to work in the cold docks, hand stack pallets, must be able to lift 75 pounds – need to have MHE experience (double pallet jack) will train if necessary.

• $19.98 – 25.19 /hr (Opportunity for raises within your first year)
• Hiring immediately
• Must have reliable transportation
• Work four‑day work weeks – Monday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday from 12:00 am to 10:30 am
• Associates will lift anywhere from 5 – 75 pounds
• Forklift and electric pallet jack experience required
• Must be flexible to work in all 3 zones (Dry, Cooler, Freezer)
• Bonus potential
• Paid on‑the‑job training with career growth opportunities
• Overtime opportunities
• Full benefits package (medical, dental and vision), PTO, 401(k), long‑term/short‑term disability, life insurance, etc.
• Safety footwear reimbursement

Position is posted 5/22/26 and will be closed on 6/30/2026.

1. Under the direction of the operations supervisor, you are responsible for visually inspecting incoming and outgoing warehouse products to determine acceptability for shipment and/or receiving. You read labels and/or printed information on product containers and associated documents. You count and calculate quantity of product to verify accuracy of incoming shipment. On a repetitive basis, you move, lift, carry and place product on a pallet, into a trailer, or storage area, in temperature‑controlled or non‑controlled environments.

You step into the driving position and use a full range of peripheral vision to operate a forklift or pallet jack in an accident‑free manner.

2. You maintain a calibrated thermometer and perform calibration checks according to the established procedure. You rotate product received to ensure First In – First Out method is observed during selection. You document all code dates to ensure our quality standards. You bring product down from the rack as needed, while ensuring proper product rotation and keeping the pallets in the warehouse consolidated.

3. You ensure that all cases within the warehouse are on a pallet and in their correct slot location; you return any miss‑stocked products to their correct slot location.

4. You count items as selected by the Inventory Control Coordinators as needed. You maintain clean‑as‑you‑go standards and use brooms, mops and other cleaning materials (including solvents and soaps) to clean the work area. You complete any other functions that may be assigned.

• 75 % Inspects incoming and outgoing product
• 25 % Reads labels and associated documents and counts and calculates using math
• 20 % Lifts, carries and picks product
• 75 % Operates forklift and pallet jack
• 100 % cleans work area
• Completes any other function that may be assigned

• Vision – continuously – 100 % of the time
• Hearing – continuously – 100 % of the time
• Handling – continuously – more than 66 % of the time
• Lifting – Under 10 lb – continuously – more than 66 % of shift
• 10–25 lb – continuously – more than 66 % of shift
• 26–50 lb – frequently – 34 % – 66 % of shift
• Pushing – occasional – less than 34 % of time –…