Stock Clerk, PRN

About The Role

The Stock Clerk plays a vital role in maintaining the efficient operation of warehouse and storeroom environments by managing inventory and ensuring that stock is accurately received, stored, and distributed. This position requires meticulous attention to detail to keep inventory records up to date and to handle shipping and receiving tasks with precision. The Stock Clerk is responsible for physically handling merchandise, which includes lifting and carrying heavy items, climbing ladders to access stock, and operating pallet jacks safely.

By organizing stock and maintaining a clean and orderly workspace, the Stock Clerk supports overall business operations and customer satisfaction. This role is essential for ensuring that products are available and accessible, contributing directly to the smooth flow of goods within the supply chain. Responsibilities include the ability to use an I‑Pad to decrement inventory from storeroom to floors, and deliver goods and services to the desired location.

• Ability to lift and carry heavy weights regularly as part of job duties.
• Experience or ability to safely climb ladders and work at heights.
• Capability to stand for long periods during shifts.
• Basic knowledge of barcode scanning and inventory record keeping.
• Familiarity with general warehouse operations and safety protocols.

• Previous experience working as a stock clerk or in a warehouse environment.
• Certification or training in forklift or pallet jack operation.
• Experience with computerized inventory management systems.
• Strong eye‑hand coordination and attention to detail.
• Knowledge of shipping and receiving procedures in a commercial setting.

• Receive, unload, and verify incoming shipments against purchase orders and packing lists.
• Organize and store stock in designated locations, ensuring proper labeling and inventory accuracy.
• Use barcode scanners and inventory management systems to update stock records in real time.
• Operate pallet jacks and other warehouse equipment to move heavy items safely and efficiently.
• Assist with shipping preparation, including packing, labeling, and staging outgoing orders.
• Maintain cleanliness and safety standards within the warehouse or stockroom area.
• Climb ladders and stand for extended periods to access and manage inventory on high shelves.
• Collaborate with team members and supervisors to meet daily operational goals.

The required skills such as lifting and carrying heavy weights, climbing ladders, and standing for long periods are essential for physically managing stock and navigating warehouse environments safely. Proficiency with barcode scanners and maintaining accurate inventory records ensures that stock levels are tracked precisely, reducing errors and improving efficiency. Operating pallet jacks and other warehouse equipment requires coordination and adherence to safety standards to prevent accidents and damage to goods.

Eye coordination is critical when handling small items, reading labels, and verifying shipments to maintain accuracy. Additionally, understanding shipping and receiving processes allows the Stock Clerk to contribute effectively to the flow of goods, ensuring timely and accurate order fulfillment.