Trail Appliances Warehouse Associate Role (British Columbia)

Trail Appliances Warehouse Associate Role (British Columbia)

16 Sep
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trailappliances
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British Columbia

16 Sep

trailappliances

British Columbia

Be a key player at Trail Appliances as a Warehouse Associate, where your skills will contribute to our commitment to exceptional customer experiences. Focus on packing shipments, managing inventory, and ensuring safety protocols.

Reporting to the Warehouse Supervisor, you will handle essential warehouse tasks crucial to operations. Your duties will involve unpacking and sorting incoming materials, processing customer orders for shipping, and keeping meticulous inventory records. Prioritizing safety and cleanliness in the warehouse is paramount.

Key Responsibilities:
• Unpack, verify, and sort incoming warehouse materials
• Accurately process and pack outgoing customer orders
• Utilize the warehouse management system for inventory accuracy




• Safely operate equipment while adhering to safety guidelines
• Work effectively with internal teams on warehouse coordination

Requirements:
• High school diploma or equivalent required
• 2 years of preferred experience in warehouse operations
• Experience operating forklifts and reach trucks
• Certification in counterbalance forklift operation
• Physical ability to lift and meet job demands

Make your mark as part of Trail Appliances’ energetic team in the essential role of Warehouse Associate.
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📌 Trail Appliances Warehouse Associate Role (British Columbia)
🏢 trailappliances
📍 British Columbia

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