Outbound Logistics Technician

A day in the life

You clock in to a clean, organized dock and get right to work. First up: receive and inspect incoming materials, match them to paperwork, and stow them in the right locations. Mid-morning, pick lists arrive—so you pull items with precision, package them securely, and generate accurate labels and shipping documents. You schedule carrier pickups, palletize freight, and use your forklift certification to load and unload safely. Throughout the day, you update records, flag any damage or shortages, and keep the shipping area tidy. Before heading out, you reconcile what shipped, what’s staged, and what’s due tomorrow—so the next shift starts strong.

What you’ll do

• Receive, inspect, organize, and store inbound materials and products.
• Pick items and prepare customer orders for shipment.
• Package products securely with accurate contents and documentation.
• Create and apply labels; complete packing slips and shipping paperwork correctly.
• Schedule shipments with carriers and arrange timely pickups.
• Load and unload trucks safely.
• Operate carts, pallet jacks, and other material-handling equipment.
• Use a forklift/industrial truck safely; current certification required.
• Verify quantities, item details, and shipment specifications prior to dispatch.
• Maintain accurate shipping logs and inventory records.
• Keep warehouse and shipping areas clean, orderly, and hazard-free.
• Follow all company safety procedures and shipping requirements.
• Coordinate with production, purchasing, and management on shipping priorities.
• Report damaged goods, shortages, or any shipping discrepancies immediately.
• Assist with additional warehouse and shipping tasks as assigned.

What you bring

• Previous experience in warehouse, shipping, receiving, or material handling preferred.
• Ability to lift, carry, and move packages and materials safely.
• Comfort standing, walking, bending, and performing physical work for a full shift.
• High attention to detail and accuracy.
• Reliable attendance and punctuality.
• Clear written and verbal communication; strong teamwork and independent work skills.
• Basic computer literacy preferred.
• Safety-first mindset with a commitment to a clean work environment.
• High School diploma or GED.
• Proficiency in shipping/receiving processes and excellent communication skills.
• Forklift/industrial truck certification.