The warehouse associate is responsible for receiving, labeling, and storing incoming shipments, assessing stock for damages, keeping a concise record of inventory, and accurately filling customer orders. A successful warehouse associate is hard-working, organized and detail-oriented.

Warehouse associates or warehouse workers are responsible for assisting with daily warehouse operations including receiving and organizing inventory, retrieving, packaging, and processing stock to fill orders for shipments, creating and verifying invoices for customers, inspecting products for damage or defects, and performing basic facility maintenance while adhering to the company’s safety regulations.

Warehouse associates are employees who perform any task required at the firm's warehouse. They store products in their right places, receive incoming deliveries, scan items before logging them on their computer systems, manage inventories and stocks, maintain the warehouses' overall cleanliness, and inspect products to detect defects or damages.

As a warehouse associate, you are responsible for pulling and preparing orders for shipment, as well as managing the data entry necessary to completing each order’s paperwork. You are also responsible for helping to keep the warehouse space neat and orderly. This may involve moving inventory and helping with team reorganization efforts.