Warehouse Associate
Janesville, WI Janesville, WI Full-time Full-time Estimated:
$32.
3K - $40.
9K a year Estimated:
$32.
3K - $40.
9K a year 21 hours ago 21 hours ago 21 hours ago S&S Transport, Inc of Janesville is looking to add a Warehouse/Forklift Operator to our Warehouse team! Join a family owned and operated company who has been in the logistics industry for over 40 years! Warehouse/Forklift Operators work with the distribution, storage, delivery, and inspection of incoming and outgoing products.
Shipping, and warehouse companies of all types hire Warehouse/Forklift Operators work to maintain and manage inventory of products and materials.
Warehouse/Forklift Operators work independently and as part of a team in full- and part-time positions during all shifts, including evening, and weekend hours.
Warehouse/Forklift Operators primarily report to warehouse supervisor or managers.
Warehouse/Forklift Operators Duties and Responsibilities Daily job duties performed by Warehouse/Forklift Operators vary based on the types of materials they handle and the environment where they work.
These core job duties, however, are common across all businesses:
Process Shipments Warehouse/Forklift Operators process shipments coming in and out of the business.
This includes preparing outgoing shipments and inspecting incoming shipments, as well as scanning shipments and entering them into digital databases.
Monitor Inventory Warehouse/Forklift Operators monitor inventory by physically counting items and creating regular inventory reports.
Clean Warehouse/Forklift Operators clean and organize all stock areas.
Customer Assistance Warehouse/Forklift Operators answer phones and greet customers.
They provide customer assistance by addressing problems and answering questions.
Perform Clerical Tasks Warehouse/Forklift Operators perform general clerical tasks such as filing, copying, and faxing documents.
Follow Safety Regulations Warehouse/Forklift Operators maintain safety standards and follow all regulations, including wearing proper protective gear while working in warehouse environments.
Warehouse/Forklift Operators Skills and Qualifications Warehouse/Forklift Operators are detail-oriented workers with customer service and communication skills who can work in physically demanding environments.
Businesses look for Warehouse/Forklift Operators who have all the following skills:
Customer service - greet and address customers, so employers seek out candidates who display excellent customer service skills Communication skills - use verbal communication skills to work as part of a team and written communication skills to create regular inventory reports Physical fitness - because Warehouse/Forklift Operators spend their work hours standing, lifting heavy items, walking, crouching, and bending in uncomfortable warehouse environments, these professionals have high physical strength and endurance Computer skills - enter information into digital databases, work with Microsoft programs, and use online shipping sites and programs, all of which require good computer skills Attention to detail - must be highly detail-oriented to inspect all inventory items and accurately prepare outgoing shipments for customers Organization skills - as Warehouse/Forklift Operators are responsible for keeping inventory areas well-organized, organization skills are required for this job Multitasking skills - Warehouse/Forklift Operators use multitasking skills to manage many different tasks at once Tools of the Trade Warehouse/Forklift Operators work regularly with the following tools:
Shipping materials (boxes, packaging tape) Cutting tools (box cutters, scissors) Warehouse equipment (forklifts, pallets, dollies) Scanning tools (scan guns) Warehouse/Forklift Operators Education and Training Employers require Warehouse/Forklift Operators to have a high school diploma or equivalent.
Warehouse/Forklift Operators who have forklift certification are more desirable to employers than those who do not.
However, employers will help Warehouse/Forklift Operators receive forklift certification if forklifts are commonly used in their warehouse.
Professionals who have previous work experience in a warehouse environment also stand out to potential employers, but no special training or education is required for this entry-level job.
Warehouse/Forklift Operators receive on-the-job training to learn inventory and warehouse protocols.
The training period is supervised by a Warehouse trainer or manager.
The length of this training period varies by company but typically lasts at least one week.
Pay is based on experience.
Benefits:
BC/BS Health Insurance Dental/Vision Insurance HSA with employer contribution Supplemental Insurance 401(k) with company match PTO Holiday Pay Please contact Don at 701-402-2030 with any questions you might have.
Job Type:
Full-time
Benefits:
401(k) 401(k) matching Dental insurance Flexible spending account Health insurance Life insurance On-the-job training Opportunities for advancement Paid time off Vision insurance Schedule:
Monday to Friday
Experience:
Warehouse
Experience:
2 years (Preferred) Work Location:
In person.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
$32.
3K - $40.
9K a year Estimated:
$32.
3K - $40.
9K a year 21 hours ago 21 hours ago 21 hours ago S&S Transport, Inc of Janesville is looking to add a Warehouse/Forklift Operator to our Warehouse team! Join a family owned and operated company who has been in the logistics industry for over 40 years! Warehouse/Forklift Operators work with the distribution, storage, delivery, and inspection of incoming and outgoing products.
Shipping, and warehouse companies of all types hire Warehouse/Forklift Operators work to maintain and manage inventory of products and materials.
Warehouse/Forklift Operators work independently and as part of a team in full- and part-time positions during all shifts, including evening, and weekend hours.
Warehouse/Forklift Operators primarily report to warehouse supervisor or managers.
Warehouse/Forklift Operators Duties and Responsibilities Daily job duties performed by Warehouse/Forklift Operators vary based on the types of materials they handle and the environment where they work.
These core job duties, however, are common across all businesses:
Process Shipments Warehouse/Forklift Operators process shipments coming in and out of the business.
This includes preparing outgoing shipments and inspecting incoming shipments, as well as scanning shipments and entering them into digital databases.
Monitor Inventory Warehouse/Forklift Operators monitor inventory by physically counting items and creating regular inventory reports.
Clean Warehouse/Forklift Operators clean and organize all stock areas.
Customer Assistance Warehouse/Forklift Operators answer phones and greet customers.
They provide customer assistance by addressing problems and answering questions.
Perform Clerical Tasks Warehouse/Forklift Operators perform general clerical tasks such as filing, copying, and faxing documents.
Follow Safety Regulations Warehouse/Forklift Operators maintain safety standards and follow all regulations, including wearing proper protective gear while working in warehouse environments.
Warehouse/Forklift Operators Skills and Qualifications Warehouse/Forklift Operators are detail-oriented workers with customer service and communication skills who can work in physically demanding environments.
Businesses look for Warehouse/Forklift Operators who have all the following skills:
Customer service - greet and address customers, so employers seek out candidates who display excellent customer service skills Communication skills - use verbal communication skills to work as part of a team and written communication skills to create regular inventory reports Physical fitness - because Warehouse/Forklift Operators spend their work hours standing, lifting heavy items, walking, crouching, and bending in uncomfortable warehouse environments, these professionals have high physical strength and endurance Computer skills - enter information into digital databases, work with Microsoft programs, and use online shipping sites and programs, all of which require good computer skills Attention to detail - must be highly detail-oriented to inspect all inventory items and accurately prepare outgoing shipments for customers Organization skills - as Warehouse/Forklift Operators are responsible for keeping inventory areas well-organized, organization skills are required for this job Multitasking skills - Warehouse/Forklift Operators use multitasking skills to manage many different tasks at once Tools of the Trade Warehouse/Forklift Operators work regularly with the following tools:
Shipping materials (boxes, packaging tape) Cutting tools (box cutters, scissors) Warehouse equipment (forklifts, pallets, dollies) Scanning tools (scan guns) Warehouse/Forklift Operators Education and Training Employers require Warehouse/Forklift Operators to have a high school diploma or equivalent.
Warehouse/Forklift Operators who have forklift certification are more desirable to employers than those who do not.
However, employers will help Warehouse/Forklift Operators receive forklift certification if forklifts are commonly used in their warehouse.
Professionals who have previous work experience in a warehouse environment also stand out to potential employers, but no special training or education is required for this entry-level job.
Warehouse/Forklift Operators receive on-the-job training to learn inventory and warehouse protocols.
The training period is supervised by a Warehouse trainer or manager.
The length of this training period varies by company but typically lasts at least one week.
Pay is based on experience.
Benefits:
BC/BS Health Insurance Dental/Vision Insurance HSA with employer contribution Supplemental Insurance 401(k) with company match PTO Holiday Pay Please contact Don at 701-402-2030 with any questions you might have.
Job Type:
Full-time
Benefits:
401(k) 401(k) matching Dental insurance Flexible spending account Health insurance Life insurance On-the-job training Opportunities for advancement Paid time off Vision insurance Schedule:
Monday to Friday
Experience:
Warehouse
Experience:
2 years (Preferred) Work Location:
In person.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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