order filler - Beech Grove - Amazon JOB ID- 1141

Description

High School Diploma or Equivalent

 

A minimum of two years experience performing substantially similar essential functions for a material handling opportunity is required.

 

We are seeking reliable and efficient individuals to join our team in an order filler role.

 

Job Purpose:

 

Responsible for the safe, secure, and accurate filling of customer orders.

 

Main Responsibilities:

 

Pick customer orders or shipments accurately and efficiently.

Replenish stock levels as directed by pick sheets or handheld computers.

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Obtain merchandise from bins or shelves to fulfill customer orders.

Transport orders to shipping locations using non-powered material handling equipment.

Efficiently count product inventory by location to maintain accurate records.

Accountabilities:

 

Loading and shipping correct number and type of products.

Meeting productivity and quality standards.

Maintaining a safe working environment.

The ideal candidate will possess excellent organizational skills, attention to detail, and the ability to work independently with minimal supervision.

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