Warehouse Checker​/Selector

• Location 1777 S 99th Ave Ste 100,Tolleson, AZ, 85353,United States
• Base Pay $20.00 - $21.00 / Hour
• Job Category Warehouse and Distribution, Quality Control and Inspection, Inventory Control and Logistics
• Employee Type FT Non-Exempt
• Required Degree High school
• Manage Others No

Description

The Warehouse Checker/Selector ensures the accuracy, completeness, and condition of institutional customer orders before pallet wrapping and staging. This position performs physical inspections of completed pallets against final order reports, identifies and documents discrepancies, coordinates necessary corrections with the original selector, and verifies that all corrections have been completed before approving pallets for wrapping.

Approximately 60% of the position is dedicated to order verification and quality control, with the remaining 40% devoted to warehouse order selection. The position requires accurate documentation, attention to detail, safe material handling, and frequent handling of products weighing up to 50 pounds.

Although the position can require corrections and withholding pallets from wrapping until verification is complete, it has no supervisory or disciplinary responsibilities.

Summary

The Warehouse Checker/Selector ensures the accuracy, completeness, and condition of institutional customer orders before pallet wrapping and staging. This position physically inspects completed pallets against final order reports, identifies and documents discrepancies, coordinates necessary corrections with the original selector, and verifies that all corrections are complete before approving pallets for wrapping.

Approximately 60% of the position is dedicated to order verification and quality control, with the remaining 40% devoted to warehouse order selection. The position requires accurate documentation, attention to detail, safe material handling, and frequent handling of products weighing up to 50 pounds.

Although the position can require corrections and withholding pallets from wrapping until verification is complete, it has no supervisory or disciplinary responsibilities.

• Inspect 100% of completed institutional order pallets before wrapping and staging.
• Compare each pallet's physical contents against the final order report to verify product identity, quantities, and order completeness.
• Identify missing, incorrect, excess, damaged, or otherwise nonconforming products.
• Examine pallet construction and product placement for visible damage, stability, and safe handling concerns.
• Document the initial inspection result for each pallet, including whether it passed verification without corrections.
• Withhold pallets with unresolved discrepancies from wrapping and staging until all required corrections are verified.

Included within the 60% quality-control allocation.

• Complete a Pallet Quality Control & Verification Checklist for every pallet inspected.
• Record the original selector's name, order and pallet identification, first-pass inspection result, and all identified discrepancies.
• Communicate required corrections directly to the selector who built the pallet.
• Obtain the original selector's acknowledgment and sign-off after completing corrections.
• Independently re-inspect corrected pallets and provide final verification and sign-off before authorizing wrapping and staging.
• Submit completed inspection checklists to the Warehouse Manager for tracking, analysis, and record retention.
• Report recurring errors, unresolved discrepancies, and significant quality concerns to the Warehouse Manager.

• Select institutional customer orders according to established picking procedures and order…