maintains the order of a building or room normally dedicated to the storage of materials, products, equipment or tools.
Required to keep detailed records of the warehouse contents manually, on a desktop computer or using a handheld electronic tracking device. When a requisition for an item is received, is normally expected to provide the item and update his records to reflect the transaction.
A warehouse clerk can work for any large or small company with inventory and a warehouse to manage.
May be required to use motorized equipment to move them large items, normally requires operating a forklift or pallet jack. May also use a hand truck or dolly to move merchandise. Items for transport generally include incoming shipments as well as those being shipped or re-categorized. The clerk is customarily expected to drive a truck or automobile to transport goods or paperwork as needed.
Efficiently sorting and storing items in the warehouse, this may involve building shelves, bins or racks to organize the goods. Further sorting of stored merchandise is commonly based on product identification numbers, color, size or type. Choosing the mode of storage and how goods are classified may be at the discretion of the clerk or dictated by the warehouse manager.
The ability to read and interpret instructions typically is an important attribute. Regularly required to prepare shipments and orders based on his understanding of requisitions, production schedules, work orders or customer invoices. Accuracy in understanding the requests of these documents can significantly affect daily operations and customer satisfaction.
Fluor Corp. - 14 months ago
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