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Coreline Foods

Warehouse Associate

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What they do

A Warehouse Worker moves or transports freight, stocks, and materials, usually without using machinery.

$37,075 / year median in North Carolina

+13% projected growth

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Job Description

Position Overview The Warehouse & Facilities Support Associate plays a critical role in maintaining a clean, safe, organized, and efficient workplace. This position combines hands-on facility maintenance, inventory receiving, light warehouse construction/reorganization, and general operations support. Key Responsibilities1.
Receiving & Inventory Operations Shipment Processing:
Receive and handle incoming freight from carriers and delivery trucks.
Unboxing & Shelving:
Unpack delivered boxes, organize products, and place them in designated shelving areas.
Documentation:
Take daily photos of received inventory/shelving at the end of the shift; dispose of packaging materials once confirmed.
Valuables Management:
Secure valuable inventory in designated areas and maintain accurate records/documentation. 2.
Facility Maintenance & Cleaning General Cleaning:
Maintain cleanliness across the facility, including office areas, cafeteria, restrooms, second-floor storage, and main warehouse floor.
Sanitation & Upkeep:
Perform floor care (vacuuming and mopping) and aggregate/dispose of scrap materials regularly.
Minor Repairs & Upkeep:
Perform basic facility upkeep tasks, such as replacing light bulbs during down-time.
Waste Management:
Monitor waste levels; coordinate with site management and waste services (e.g., Republic Services) to schedule dumpster pickups when bins are full. 3.
Warehouse Organization & Light Construction Racking & Storage Setup:
Disassemble, adjust, and reconfigure shelving racks (e.g., removing platforms/grids).
Palletizing:
Securely stack and strap wire grids and materials onto pallets using plastic strapping.
Equipment Relocation:
Move racks and storage setups between rooms/offices to optimize package receiving workflows.
Mezzanine/Second Floor Sorting:
Sort through upper-level storage spaces, clear packaging debris, and organize stored items. 4.
Safety & Equipment Care Hazard Awareness:
Practice high visual awareness—watch for small components, tools, and gadgets on the floor to prevent slips, trips, and damage.
Gate & Access Control:
Assist management in securing facility gates for incoming/outgoing personnel and vehicles.
Equipment Maintenance:
Ensure facility forklifts are safely operated, inspected, and plugged in for overnight charging.
Ladder Safety:
Follow proper safety protocols when using ladders to adjust high racks or ceiling fixtures. 5.
Administrative & Timekeeping Payroll Submission:
Submit accurate time tracking daily/weekly via assigned methods (e.g., photo screenshot of the sign-in sheet).
Qualifications & Physical Requirements Safety First Mindset:
High attention to detail and awareness of safety hazards in a busy warehouse environment.
Physical Stamina:
Ability to lift heavy items, bend, stretch, operate ladders, and stand/walk for extended periods.
Equipment Operation:
Experience operating or willingness to be trained on forklifts and basic hand tools.
Communication & Tech Literacy:
Ability to take/send clear photographic documentation and communicate effectively with supervisors and service vendors.
Pay:
$14.00 - $16.00 per hour
Work Location:
In person