Temporary Warehouse Associate: First Shift 7:30am - 4:00pm Mon-Fri
How you can make an impact
Support accurate inbound processing by comparing packing slips of incoming shipments with bills of lading, invoices and orders, and maintaining files on purchase orders and packing slips.
Use SAP WMS (after training) and related systems to enter records, perform receipts and create production bundles, including inventory transactions, label creation, assembly and moving finished bundles into stock.
Ensure inventory integrity by identifying product or inventory discrepancies, processing returns, inspecting materials against finished‑goods standards and correctly barcode‑labeling all products going into stock.
Navigate the warehouse efficiently using the bin sequence strategy and RF scanning to pick, store and locate materials, and perform physical inventory counts to meet company standards.
Operate lift trucks, pallet jacks and hand trucks safely to load/unload trucks and move products between warehouse, shipping/receiving and storage areas.
Prepare outbound shipments by examining stock, packaging products with appropriate materials and skids, affixing accurate shipping labels and sorting parcels by destination (including separating dealer orders for weekly pick‑up).
Help ensure orders leave right the first time by checking that product, quantities and addresses meet specifications and documenting any issues for follow‑up.
What sets you apart
Bringing a high school diploma or GED and at least one year of related warehouse, shipping/receiving or material‑handling experience – or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Comfortable using computers and ready to learn SAP WMS and related systems to process receipts, transfers and production bundles.
Good understanding (or the ability to quickly learn) warehouse layout, bin logic and picking strategies, allowing you to move efficiently and accurately through the warehouse.
Strong attention to detail when checking incoming and outgoing shipments, labeling products and counting inventory.
Ability to safely operate pallet jacks, lift trucks and other material‑handling equipment in a busy warehouse environment.
Reliable, team‑oriented working style: you follow procedures, communicate clearly and support colleagues to keep operations running smoothly.
Commitment to safety, quality and accuracy in everything you do.
What we offer
We value your contribution. An hourly wage of $20.00 reflects your role in keeping our warehouse and shipments running reliably.
Comprehensive benefits. A competitive total rewards package, including health, financial and education benefits, supports you in different stages of life.
Innovative, collaborative culture. You join a team environment where colleagues work together, share knowledge and continuously improve how we operate.
Purpose and impact. Your work helps ensure that high‑quality life science products reach customers who use them to improve the human living condition.