Warehouse Sorter ID - 3918

Amazon is hiring for Warehouse Sorter

As an Warehouse Sorter, you will play a crucial role in the delivery process, ensuring that customer orders are prepared and loaded onto delivery vehicles accurately and efficiently. You will work in a fast-paced environment, receiving and sorting inventory, and preparing it for delivery to customers.

Duties & Responsibilities:

  • Inventory reception and preparation for shipment involve a series of processes that ensure the safe and timely delivery of goods
  • Leverage technology such as smartphones and handheld devices to organize, analyze, and process orders
  • The creation, covering, arrangement, and delivery of stacks and containers are crucial
  • Safely carry parcels weighing up to 49 pounds
  • Receive truck deliveries
  • The concept of viewing prompts on screens and following directions is becoming increasingly common in modern technology. More and more devices are being designed to include user-friendly interfaces that guide users as they navigate through various tasks
  • As you jump into your duties, remember to remain upright, steadily proceed, exert pressure, bring toward you, crouch, flex, and extend your limbs
  • Utilize various equipment such as hand trucks, carts, and dollies to efficiently transport items
  • Ascend and descend staircases (where applicable)
  • Perform tasks at an elevated height of 40 feet on a mezzanine (if applicable)

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What it’s like at an Sorter:

  • Safety: We value your safety above everything, and that is why we provide protective equipment to ensure you are always secure while on the job.
  • Surroundings: Your work environment will involve navigating around various machines in motion, such as order pickers, upright forklifts, turret trucks, and portable carts.
  • Activity: Certain events may demand an individual to remain stationary for extended periods, take long walks, or ascend flights of steps.
  • Temperature: The temperature in several sections of the warehouse can fluctuate between 60°F and 90°F, while on some scorching days, it can exceed 90°F in particular parts.
  • Noise level: The noise levels in this area can become quite excessive, which is why hearing protection is available to those who require it.
  • Dress code:  The attire policy at Amazon is laid-back, yet safety-conscious. Wearing cozy, enclosed shoes is mandatory, and employees in specific departments must wear protective footwear. When you start your first day at the company, you can expect to receive a $110 Zappos gift card to buy shoes.

Why You’ll Love Amazon:

  • Employment opportunities that cater to any schedule, alongside cutting-edge office environments
  • Collaborative groups and corporate-sponsored undertakings and perks
  • Excellent compensation and a healthy work-life equilibrium are the hallmarks of this job opportunity
  • Flexible scheduling options

Requirements:

  • Being of Legal Age: This Requirement Stands at 18 Years or Above
  • English proficiency is crucial for comprehending and complying with job duties and safety regulations

Submit your application for the Warehouse Sorter position through the Amazon careers website to be considered for the role. Those who meet the requirements may receive an invitation for an interview.

Equal Employment Opportunity:

Diversity is a core value at Amazon and we strive to uphold it by being an equal opportunity employer. We firmly believe that everyone deserves a fair chance in the workplace, regardless of their race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, or other protected status.

 

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