Warehouse employee at Boston bij Boston Scientific

Outbound Operations:
What does your workday look like as an order picker or packer? You ensure that orders are prepared for shipment.

• As an order picker, you do this by filling boxes with the correct products. These boxes come your way on a conveyor belt. Using a handheld scanner, you scan the pick list and fill the box with the correct products from inventory.
• As a packer, you’re responsible for getting the order ready for shipment; you fill the box and attach a shipping label to it. Then you place the box back on the conveyor belt and move on to the next one!
• Inbound Duties As an Inbound Logistics Associate, you’ll work in the inbound departments where all medical supplies arrive. After the daily kick-off meeting with your team, the workday begins, and your tasks will include sorting incoming goods, recording the goods in the system, and moving them to the correct location in the warehouse.

  This is a full-time position. Workdays are Monday through Friday, and you’ll work two shifts. The work hours are from 6:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and from 2:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.

Pharmacy warehouse employee at Redcare Pharmacy

You can work in different warehouse departments, each with its own tasks and variety:

• Pick
• Pack
• Stow
• Receive
• VAS
• Shipping
• Inventory

Plus Warehouse Employee at Plus Distributiecentrum

• Inbound: Receive incoming goods from truck drivers. This is not a physically demanding role.
• CPS (Continuous Packing System): Perform voice picking and operate an Electric Pallet Truck (EPT). While previous experience is preferred, no certifications are required. This role may involve physically demanding tasks depending on the products handled.
• DPS (Direct Picking System): Similar to pick-to-light systems, products will be delivered to your station. The role requires working efficiently under time pressure but is not physically demanding. The department is located at a higher level in the distribution center, so comfort with heights is essential.
• Outbound: Organize trolleys and dollies for pick-up. Attention to detail is crucial to ensure products are delivered to the correct locations. This role can be physically demanding, particularly when handling heavier items such as alcohol and cigarettes.
• Emballage: Manage and recycle empty packaging materials such as bottles, crates, and cans. You will also check trolleys for reuse. This role may involve physically demanding tasks based on the materials handled.

You must be flexible, ready to work on each department.

UPS: Warehouse employee

• Order picking
• Packing products
• Preparing shipments
• Scanning products and working with pick-by-voice systems
• Keeping the warehouse clean and organized

Do you have experience with warehouse trucks and valid certificates? That’s a big plus! At UPS, you may work with:

• EPT
• OPT
• Combitruck
• Reachtruck

For operating these vehicles, you receive an additional
+2.5% wage bonus
No certificates yet? No problem — we offer internal training and excellent career growth opportunities.