Warehouse Associate

We are seeking a reliable and detail-oriented Warehouse Associate to join our growing aftermarket warehouse distribution team. In this role, you will handle the day-to-day operations of our aftermarket parts distribution hub. Your main focus will be processing incoming and outgoing parts through accurate picking, efficient put-away, secure packaging, and timely shipping. This position is vital to ensuring our customers receive the right parts on time, every time.

Key Responsibilities Picking and Put-Away Read operational schedules and order sheets to pick aftermarket parts accurately from warehouse shelves.

Transport materials to and from various bins, skids, and containers.

Use order pickers, forklifts, and stand-up trucks to place newly arrived stock into correct inventory locations.

Line set and organize materials to keep production and distribution moving smoothly.

Packaging and Shipping Inspect all parts for quality and identify any damaged materials before shipping.

Package, kit, and label aftermarket parts securely to prevent damage during transit.

Load and unload shipping containers, delivery trucks, and pallets efficiently.

Inventory and Equipment Control Maintain strict inventory records by performing routine cycle counts and stock transfers.

Utilize ERP/MRP systems and handheld barcode scanners to log all inventory movements.

Identify and immediately report any part shortages or inventory discrepancies.

Maintain a valid forklift or stand-up truck license, completing daily maintenance logs for all operated equipment.

Safety and Housekeeping Keep the warehouse clean, organized, and free of hazards through good housekeeping practices.

Help maintain safety standards across all distribution areas.

Assist team members with lifting heavy objects when required.

Participate in physical inventory events and quality improvement initiatives.

Report to work reliably and remain willing to work overtime on short notice when order volumes increase.

Education:

High School Diploma or GED required.

Experience:

1 to 2 years of proven experience in a warehouse or distribution center environment.

Licensing:
Valid driver's license required. Ability to maintain an internal forklift, pallet jack, and stand-up truck operator certification.

Technical

Skills:

Working knowledge of ERP/MRP warehouse software and handheld barcode scanner systems.

Physical Capabilities:
Ability to lift and move a minimum of 40 pounds without assistance.

Ability to climb a ladder to a height of at least 20 feet while wearing appropriate safety gear.

Screening:
Must pass a pre-employment drug screen.

Work Environment and Physical Demands Continuous physical movement including standing, walking, bending, pushing, and pulling throughout the shift.

Regular operation of industrial equipment, material handling vehicles, and power tools.

Coordination required for precise barcode scanning, writing reports, and logging digital inventory entries.

- Occasional extended hours or weekend shifts depending on customer demands and shipment schedules.

You should be proficient in:

Shipping/Receiving Material Handler Experience Experience in a Manufacturing Environment