Job Summary We're hiring a Packing and Shipping Specialist to get customer orders out the door correctly and on schedule. You'll work at a packing station, pulling items from the shelves and checking them against the order slip before boxing them up with enough padding to survive the trip. Mornings are usually quieter, so receiving and restocking tend to happen then. Afternoons pick up. The carrier comes at a set time and the whole shipping area builds toward it, which means a late box is a missed day for the customer. If you're unsure about an item or a label, ask before it goes out. Responsibilities Packing orders into boxes and mailers. Check each item against the packing slip before taping the box shut. Label printing and applying. Unloading incoming cartons and shelving them, which sometimes means lifting heavier boxes, so bend your knees and ask a coworker when something's awkward. Restock tape, bubble wrap, and boxes when they run low. Scanning finished packages for carrier pickup. Sweeping the packing area at the end of the shift. Qualifications You catch small mistakes, like a wrong size or a missing item, even when the afternoon rush hits. Being comfortable with a computer is enough to scan labels and pull up an order on screen. If you can read English well enough to follow packing slips and carrier labels, you'll generally do fine here. Showing up on time for scheduled shifts matters, since the shipping cutoff doesn't wait for anyone. When several orders need to go out at once, you work out which ones ship first and handle those before the rest. Being a team player helps, because each order passes through a few hands before it leaves. Willingness to learn how we do things, and to ask when you're not sure, counts for a lot.
Pay:
$25.35 - $30.53 per hour Expected hours: 34.0 - 76.0 per week
Benefits:
401(k) 401(k) matching Employee assistance program Flexible spending account Health insurance Life insurance Paid time off Relocation assistance Retirement plan Tuition reimbursement Vision insurance