We are looking for a Shipping and Inventory Clerk to work in a busy warehouse. You will drive a reach truck, ship and receive orders, and keep inventory records accurate in the computer system.
What you will do:
Operate a reach truck to move and store product
Pick, pack, and ship orders
Enter waybills into online shipping platforms
Do cyclic inventory counts
Reconcile inventory in the computer system
Enter sales and inventory transactions accurately
Use pallet jacks, shrinkwrappers, and strappers safely
Follow safety rules and working alone policies
Must have:
High School Diploma or GED
1 year of reach truck experience (counterbalance forklift experience does not count)
2 years of shipping and inventory control experience in a warehouse, including cyclic counts and inventory reconciliation in a computer system
Steel toed shoes or boots, worn at all times in the warehouse and on day one
A conflict of interest attestation from the supplier
Nice to have:
Valid reach truck training and certification (please attach a copy to the resume)
Typing speed of 35+ WPM (please attach assessment results)
1 year of experience with supply chain software such as JD Edwards or MS GP Dynamics
2 years of data entry or data processing experience
1 year of experience entering waybills on platforms like Loomis or Purolator
1 year of experience with power pallet jacks, manual pallet jacks, shrinkwrappers, or strappers
1 year of experience with controlled or serialized inventory, or high value products (for example cannabis, alcohol, lottery tickets, bus passes)
1 year of experience with OHS committees, safety protocols, or working alone principles
Note:
A Class 5 driver’s license is not required, but it helps. Candidates need a Motor Vehicle ID (MVID) number to get access to MOVES on the first day of work.
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📌 Shipping And Inventory Clerk Licensed Reach Truck Edmonton
🏢 IntelliPro Group
📍 Edmonton
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