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As the Shipper & Receiver, Reverse Logistics, you will be primarily responsible for the receiving of inbound product and the shipping of all outbound product. This role also must maintain inventory accountability through the proper binning and counting of all product in the facility. Coordinate inbound product flow to the Product Specialists, and preparing and shipping of outbound shipments to eCommerce customers.

Responsible for the protected keeping of assets and performing the job in the most cost-effective manner.



Extreme care is taken for all outbound shipments to avoid miss-ships and potential company shrink. Properly secure company assets and physical inventory.

Follow company procedures regarding the security of all facility product. Excellent telephone and e-mail etiquette, according to company standards. Health and Dental benefits Performance bonuses Conditions may cause physical discomfort due to significant exposure to uncontrollable temperature, noise from delivery trucks, fumes from trucks, dirt & dust.

Due to your direct contact with delivery trucks, there is higher risk of personal injury if you are not practicing safe working habits. Conditions exist where you may not be able to choose when to stop for a period of two consecutive hours, due to the continual receipt of deliveries, and or outbound shipment preparation. This would include working evenings and weekends as directed by management.

📌 Shipper & Receiver, Reverse Logistics (Mississauga)
🏢 Staples Canada
📍 Mississauga