Warehouse Material Handler at Albertsons
About the Warehouse Material Handler Position
Working as a Warehouse Material Handler at Albertsons offers an exciting and dynamic environment where precision and efficiency drive our operations. Albertsons, a leading grocery retailer in the United States, prides itself on a seamless supply chain that ensures our shelves are always stocked, and our customers are always satisfied. As a Warehouse Material Handler, you’ll play a pivotal role in this process, handling a wide variety of tasks that range from transporting materials to overseeing inventory accuracy. Our Warehouse Material Handlers are involved in various projects, including large-scale inventory audits, regional distribution initiatives, and logistics optimization tasks that ensure our products reach their destinations on time.
Warehouse Material Handler Position Overview
Day-to-Day Responsibilities
As a Warehouse Material Handler at Albertsons, your daily tasks will include operating forklifts and other industrial machinery to move products efficiently throughout the warehouse. You will be responsible for ensuring that products are stored correctly according to our advanced inventory systems, participating in regular cycle counts, and reconciling inventory discrepancies.
Types of Projects and Environments
Our Warehouse Material Handlers work on diverse projects such as optimizing warehouse layouts, implementing new inventory technologies, and supporting regional distribution centers. You’ll find yourself in a fast-paced work environment that thrives on teamwork and precision, often collaborating with various departments to streamline operations.
Team Structure and Supervision
You’ll be part of a cohesive team, reporting to a Warehouse Supervisor who ensures that all operations run smoothly. The team structure is designed to foster communication and collaboration, ensuring that every Warehouse Material Handler has the support they need to succeed.
Growth Potential within Albertsons
Albertsons is committed to the professional growth of its employees. As a Warehouse Material Handler, you’ll have access to various training programs and mentorship opportunities, paving the way for potential advancement into supervisory roles or specialized positions within the company.
Core Warehouse Material Handler Responsibilities
Material Movement
Efficiently move materials throughout the warehouse using forklifts and other specialized equipment, ensuring that product placement adheres to inventory protocols.
Inventory Management
Engage in regular cycle counts and assist in inventory reconciliation processes to maintain inventory accuracy. Prepare raw materials for production or distribution as needed.
Communication
Maintain open lines of communication with supervisors to report inventory shortages, discrepancies, or any operational issues that may arise.
Advanced Technical Duties
- Operate and maintain advanced warehouse management software systems.
- Implement and adhere to complex logistical strategies for product distribution.
- Participate in the development and testing of new warehouse technologies and equipment.
Regional Project Specifics
Contribute to regional initiatives such as seasonal inventory ramp-ups and cross-docking projects tailored to specific market demands.
Safety Protocols
Adhere to stringent safety protocols, including proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE), regular safety drills, and compliance with OSHA standards.
Qualifications
Education and Certification
- High school diploma or equivalent.
- Forklift certification is mandatory.
Experience
- Minimum of 2+ years as a Warehouse Material Handler in a warehouse or manufacturing environment.
Technical Knowledge
- Proficient in using warehouse management software.
- Understanding of inventory control systems and logistics management.
Physical Requirements
Lifting Requirements
Capable of lifting and transporting items weighing up to 50 pounds regularly throughout the workday.
Working Conditions
Work in environments that may include temperature variations, noise, and continuous movement.
Safety Gear
Utilize necessary safety gear such as steel-toed boots, gloves, and safety vests to ensure personal safety and compliance with safety standards.
Training & Development
Mentorship Program
Participate in a robust mentorship program designed to provide guidance and support from seasoned Warehouse Material Handlers and supervisors.
Certifications
Access to certifications such as advanced forklift operation, inventory management systems, and safety training.
Career Advancement Path
Opportunities to progress into roles such as Warehouse Supervisor, Inventory Specialist, or Logistics Coordinator as part of our commitment to employee development.
Compensation Package
Competitive Salary
Earn between $22.51 and $26.18 per hour, contingent on experience and performance.
Career Advancement Opportunities
Benefit from a structured career advancement plan that rewards dedication and skill development.
Ongoing Training and Certifications
Participate in ongoing training sessions and receive certifications that enhance your skills and career trajectory.
Overtime Policies
Eligible for overtime compensation in accordance with company policies and regulations.
Tool Allowances
Receive allowances for necessary tools and equipment required for the role.
Additional Perks
Enjoy additional perks such as employee discounts, health benefits, retirement savings plans, and paid time off.
Warehouse Material Handler
La Puente, CA
$23 - $26 / hour
*Please note, even if you do not possess all of the skills listed, we encourage you to apply!
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