Powered Industrial Truck (PIT) Warehouse Logistics Operator

Pay: $18.00 per hour

Shift: 2:00am–10:30am, Tuesday–Saturday

Your day, at a glance

When most of the city is still asleep, you’re already setting the pace. At 2:00am, you log into the warehouse management system, scan the inbound dock, and line up the first wave of receipts. Pallets come off the truck; you verify counts, check item details, and stage materials so pickers can find them fast. A little later, orders drop. You move seamlessly from stocking to picking and packing, building clean, accurate shipments that leave on time and delight customers when they arrive.

Between moves, you update inventory, enter data, and keep the floor organized. Trained and authorized, you may hop on a pallet jack, order picker, or forklift to position loads precisely. Throughout the shift, you follow logistics and trade compliance procedures, using Microsoft Office and enterprise systems (ERP/MRP/AS400) to keep information flowing as smoothly as the freight.

What you’ll handle

• Receive, load, and unload shipments; verify items and organize stock for rapid access.
• Execute inventory tasks and data entry using a warehouse management or inventory software system.
• Pick, pack, package, and prepare customer orders for shipment; support both shipping and receiving.
• Operate a pallet jack, order picker, or forklift when trained and authorized.
• Follow logistics procedures, trade compliance, and international trade regulations.
• Use Microsoft Office along with ERP, MRP, or AS400 systems as needed.

Experience that helps you shine

• Background in warehouse distribution and operations, including stocking and order fulfillment.
• Solid basic math skills and precise, reliable data entry.
• Exposure to shipping logistics, shipping/receiving, picking/packing, or inventory software.
• Comfort with warehouse management systems, Microsoft Office, ERP/MRP, or AS400.
• Experience with forklifts, pallet jacks, or order pickers; all equipment use requires appropriate training and authorization.

Your accuracy keeps promises to customers—making sure the right products arrive exactly when they’re needed.