Warehouse workers are essential for ensuring smooth operations in a warehouse environment. Their responsibilities typically include the following:

1. Receiving and Processing Shipments

• Unloading goods from delivery trucks.
• Inspecting incoming shipments for damage or discrepancies.
• Verifying shipment accuracy against purchase orders or invoices.
• Logging and organizing received items.

2. Inventory Management

• Counting and tracking inventory levels.
• Conducting regular inventory checks to prevent stock discrepancies.
• Properly labeling and storing goods to ensure easy retrieval.

3. Picking and Packing Orders

• Picking items from storage based on order requirements.
• Ensuring accuracy in order fulfillment.
• Packing goods securely for shipping.
• Preparing shipping labels and documentation.

4. Maintaining Equipment and Tools

• Operating forklifts, pallet jacks, or other machinery.
• Performing routine checks and basic maintenance on equipment.
• Reporting any equipment malfunctions or safety hazards.

5. Ensuring Workplace Safety

• Adhering to health and safety regulations.
• Keeping work areas clean and organized to prevent accidents.
• Wearing appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE).

6. Assisting with Logistics and Planning

• Collaborating with team members to optimize warehouse layout and workflow.
• Communicating with supervisors regarding stock shortages or overages.
• Coordinating with drivers and logistics personnel for timely shipments.

7. Record-Keeping and Documentation

• Updating inventory management systems.
• Documenting damaged, missing, or returned items.
• Maintaining accurate logs for shipments and deliveries.

8. Schedule: Five-day work week, shifts from 6:00 to 14:00 or from 14:00 to 22:00.

9. Benefits: Free housing near the workplace, separate rooms for couples, housing with amenities including kitchen and Wi-Fi.