Warehouse Helper

Receiving and Shipping :

Loading and unloading trucks, shipping containers, and receiving incoming stock.

Inventory Management :

Stocking shelves, organizing materials for easy access, and maintaining accurate inventory records through scanning barcodes or manual input.

Order Fulfillment :

Picking and filling orders from stock to ensure accurate and timely fulfillment.

Equipment Operation :

Safely operating material-handling equipment like forklifts, pallet jacks, and other warehouse machinery.

Safety and Organization :

Following strict safety procedures to prevent accidents and maintaining a clean and organized warehouse environment.

Data Entry :

Performing basic data entry tasks, such as scanning item barcodes, using a computer system.

Qualifications and Requirements (General)

While specific requirements may vary, a warehouse helper role generally includes :

Physical Stamina :

The ability to perform physically demanding tasks, including lifting, carrying, and moving materials.

Motivation and Hard Work :

Being customer-oriented, motivated, and hardworking is a common requirement.

Attention to Detail :

Accuracy in handling inventory and filling orders is crucial.

Flexibility :

Willingness to work in different warehouse environments and potentially under agency arrangements.