Distribution Center Inventory & Fulfillment Specialist

About the Role

Compensation: $19.00 – $21.00 per hour

Schedule: Second Shift, 3:30pm – 12:30am

A Shift in Your Day

At 3:30pm you gear up for a high-energy evening that keeps our warehouse moving. You’ll begin by receiving and counting incoming daily freight, recording each item accurately in the computer system. Next, you’ll locate inventory, verify counts, and store products on racks, bins, or shelves, following a predetermined sequence or product code so everything is easy to find later.

As orders come in, you’ll assemble customer orders from stock, build solid pallets, and move them to the packing station. You’ll review and respond to operational queues promptly, resolve discrepancies related to freight claims, and process returns so they’re inspected and re-entered correctly. Throughout the shift, you’ll complete daily cycle counts and update product maintenance locations to keep inventory data precise.

When trucks arrive, you’ll load or unload merchandise safely and efficiently, driving Company equipment professionally at all times. You’ll also help with warehouse upkeep—cleaning, sweeping, and removing trash—to ensure sanitation and safety codes are consistently met. By 12:30am, you’ve kept shipments on schedule and inventory accurate.

Core Responsibilities

• Locate, count, receive, store, stock, and ship warehouse merchandise.
• Assemble orders, palletize, and convey to the packing station.
• Receive and count incoming freight; record receipts in the computer system.
• Sort and store materials on racks, bins, or shelves by sequence or product code.
• Review and resolve discrepancies related to freight claims.
• Update product maintenance locations daily and complete daily cycle counts.
• Inspect and process returns into inventory.
• Review and respond to operational queues in a timely manner.
• Load and unload merchandise for receiving and shipping.
• Operate and drive Company equipment safely and professionally.
• Maintain warehouse cleanliness and adhere to sanitation and safety standards.

What You Bring

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• 1–3 years of experience in a warehouse environment.
• Trained and certified material handler; skilled with Reach Trucks and Forklifts.
• Hands-on experience with cycle counts and an RF scanner.
• Able to read and interpret procedure manuals and work instructions.
• Clear, professional communication with customers and coworkers.
• Math proficiency (add, subtract, multiply, divide; whole numbers, common fractions, decimals).
• Good physical health is required; comfortable working at a rapid pace to meet shipping and receiving deadlines.
• Bilingual in English and Spanish is preferred.
• Frequently able to lift, push, or pull 75+ lbs on a repetitive basis.
• Familiar with the data works systems and able to input and retrieve data.