Warehouse Clerk / Receiver
AI Summary
A warehouse clerk/receiver unloads inbound freight, verifies product accuracy, operates material handling equipment, updates ERP (Tribute) and CARS, performs quality checks, and maintains documentation to support high-volume distribution operations.
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Key Responsibilities
• Inbound Receiving — Unload trucks, inspect shipments, verify quantities, and check for damage.
• Inventory Verification — Match packing lists, purchase orders, and system records to ensure accuracy. Receive customer returns using the CARS system.
• Material Handling — Operate pallet jacks, forklifts, and other equipment to move product to designated storage locations. Put inventory away in assigned bin locations.
• System Updates — Enter receiving data into the ERP system (Tribute) and apply proper labeling/barcoding.
• Quality Checks — Report discrepancies, shortages, or damaged goods. Using CARS system, create DMR reports and work with Purchasing Team to resolve issues.
• Safety Compliance — Follow OSHA and company safety standards at all times. Keep work area and dock organized and safe.
• Maintain receiving documents and files as required.
• Support The Hope Group Business Management System [BMS] procedures and
work instructions by following established processes and supporting their continual improvement
• Perform other similar or related duties as required or requested.
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