Fulfillment Logistics Specialist

A day in the life

When your shift starts, you review work queues and incoming freight schedules. Pallets arrive, and you verify counts against paperwork, then receive each item into the warehouse management system, updating locations so teammates know exactly where product lives. Throughout the day, you move efficiently between tasks: slotting goods to racks and bins by product code, assembling customer orders from stock, palletizing them, and moving them to the packing station.

Accuracy matters. You perform daily cycle counts, reconcile discrepancies, and keep product location maintenance current. When returns show up, you inspect condition, process them back into inventory, and ensure records match. If a freight claim issue surfaces, you dive in—documenting, resolving discrepancies, and closing the loop with speed.

Safety is second nature. You operate reach trucks and forklifts with care, load and unload trailers, and drive company equipment professionally at all times. You also help keep the facility clean and compliant—sweeping, removing trash, and following sanitation and safety codes so the team can work efficiently.

What you’ll handle

Inventory locating, counting, receiving, storing, stocking, and shipping merchandise

Order assembly from stock, palletizing, and conveying to packing

Daily receiving: counting in‑bound freight and entering items into the computer system

Sorting and slotting materials on racks/bins/shelves by predetermined sequence or product code Investigating and resolving freight claim discrepancies

Daily updates to product location maintenance and accurate cycle counts

Inspection and processing of returns into inventory

Timely review and response to system queues

Loading/unloading merchandise for receiving and shipping

Driving company equipment safely and professionally

Warehouse upkeep: cleaning, sweeping, and trash removal per sanitation and safety codes

What you bring

High school diploma or equivalent1–3 years of experience in a warehouse environment

Certified material handler; trained to operate reach trucks and forklifts

Hands-on experience with cycle counts and RF scanners

Ability to read and interpret procedure manuals and work instructions

Clear, professional communication with customers and coworkers

Math proficiency: add, subtract, multiply, and divide using whole numbers, fractions, and decimals

Good overall physical health; able to work at a rapid pace to meet shipping/receiving deadlines

Preferred: bilingual English/Spanish Ability to frequently lift, push, or pull 75+ lbs on a repetitive basis

Familiarity with data systems (e.g., Data Works) to input and retrieve information

Compensation $19.50 per hour