Warehouse Associate

Growing wholesale tire distributor is seeking a motivated Warehouse Associate to join their dynamic team. Take the next step in your logistics career by becoming a part of a stable company that offers great benefits and room for advancement.

SALARY: $19/hr.

LOCATION:

Portland, OR

SCHEDULE:

Full-time;
Mon-Fri 8:00am-5:00pm | Sat 9:00am-2:00pm

• Stable:
  Join an organization that has been steadily growing over the past 32 years
• Fast Paced:
  This position is designed for individuals who enjoy being on their feet and staying busy
• Skill Development:
  Take advantage of an opportunity that will allow you to increase your proficiency operating a variety of warehouse equipment
• Physical:
  This is the perfect position for individuals that like to work with their hands and stay active throughout their shift
• Environment:
  The workspace will be in a newly constructed facility that’s both spacious and clean
• Safety:
  This is a company that prioritizes safety and has an excellent record of preventing workplace injuries

• Identify and pull orders within a warehouse
• Utilize an iPad to complete orders in accordance with shipping urgency
• Organize and transport orders to specific staging areas prior to shipment
• Operate a variety of equipment to move materials including sit-down & standup forklifts, bail clamps and order pickers
• Assist with unloading incoming deliveries
• Maintain a high level of efficiency to ensure shipping schedules are met

• High School Diploma preferred
• Individuals with minimum 1 year of past warehouse experience
• Inventory management and shipping/receiving experience
• Prior forklift experience is preferred
• Enthusiastic individuals that are dependable and have a desire to advance their career
• Individuals who can maintain a positive attitude while working within a fast-paced environment
• Automotive experience is a plus

This position works in a warehouse environment and requires the ability to lift, push, and pull up to 50 pounds on a regular basis. Extensive periods of unloading incoming deliveries may be required each week.