Fulfillment Warehouse Associate- Schertz ID- 10876

About the position

As a Fulfillment Warehouse Associate at Amazon, you will be an integral part of the warehouse team responsible for preparing customer orders. This role is fast-paced and physical, requiring you to work in various areas such as merchandise handling, customer returns, and general fulfillment. Your primary duties will include selecting, packing, and shipping orders, sometimes for our expedited delivery service that promises delivery in two hours or less. You will be expected to receive and organize inventory, prepare customer orders for shipment, and load boxes onto trucks. Additionally, you will utilize scanners to read bar codes and follow on-screen prompts to complete tasks efficiently. In this position, you will also troubleshoot any issues that arise during the fulfillment process and ensure that all products meet quality standards.

 

Operating power industrial trucks (PIT), such as forklifts and pallet drivers, is a key part of the job, and you will receive the necessary training and certification at no cost. Physical requirements include the ability to lift up to 49 pounds, push carts weighing up to 60 pounds, and perform various movements such as standing, walking, bending, and reaching throughout your shift. You may also need to work at heights of up to 40 feet and navigate stairs as part of your daily responsibilities. Safety is a top priority at Amazon, and you will be provided with protective gear and daily safety tips.

 

The work environment can be dynamic, with moving machinery and varying temperatures, so adaptability is essential. You will be part of a team that values engagement and productivity, with opportunities for flexible scheduling, including full-time, part-time, and various shift options. Amazon is committed to your career growth, offering free training programs and tuition support for eligible employees, allowing you to develop new skills and advance your career within the company.

Responsibilities

  • Receive and put away inventory
  • Get customer orders ready and pack them up
  • Load boxes into trucks for shipment
  • Use scanners to read bar codes on products
  • View prompts on screens and follow the direction for some tasks
  • Troubleshoot problems
  • Ensure product meets quality requirements
  • Operate power industrial trucks (PIT) such as a forklift or pallet driver
  • Lift up to 49 pounds
  • Push utility carts up to 60 pounds
  • Stand, walk, push, pull, squat, bend, and reach during shifts
  • Use carts, dollies, hand trucks, and other gear to move items around
  • Go up and down stairs (where applicable)
  • Work at a height of up to 40 feet on a mezzanine (where applicable)
  • Adhere to strict safety, quality, and fulfillment production standards

Requirements

  • Candidates must be 18 years or older
  • Ability to understand and adhere to all job requirements and safety guidelines

Nice-to-haves

  • Experience in a warehouse or fulfillment environment
  • Familiarity with operating forklifts or other industrial equipment

Benefits

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