Warehouse Worker

Washington, United States | Posted on 02/19/2026

At PRI we view our employees as our most valuable asset. We recognize that the skill, dedication, and enthusiasm of our team is critical to our success. We seek to provide a professional, safe, and enjoyable work environment that supports job enthusiasm, positive relationships, and effective teamwork. We also work to provide clear communication of direction and goals and to motivate our team to achieve these goals.

Furthermore, we seek to inspire loyalty to our company by treating all of our employees with respect, recognition, and understanding. We support a dedication to both work and family and desire that our employees find balance in a high commitment to both. PRI supports a work environment that is challenging and demanding. In return, we provide a competitive compensation and benefits package as well as job/skill training to empower career advancement.

Example benefits for our full-time positions include accrued Paid Time Off (PTO), sick leave, paid Federal holidays, health insurance, dental, vision, accident death and dismemberment insurance, life insurance, bereavement leave, and a Fidelity 401K.

Prime Response Inc. (PRI), is seeking a full-time Warehouse Worker for a long-term government contract located at Federal warehouses in Washington, DC. Pay is $23.84 with single healthcare insurance paid for completely by the company (Family plans available). Please see below for the additional provided comprehensive and competitive benefits.

Duties:

• Receiving, inspecting, delivering, and loading and unloading trucks
• Understands warehousing processes and systems
• Understands inventory management systems
• Experience with furniture moving
• Ability to use a computer
• Ability to work independently
• Highly dependable and punctual
• Furniture moves and relocations
• Transporting bulk items
• Operating the Warehouse Management System

• Must be able to receive and maintain a government badge for site access
• Must be able to pass a drug test
  
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