Warehouse Operator:- Graduation with  Economics/BBA/MBA/experience related fields

Age Limit 18year to 35years

A Warehouse Operator, also known as a Warehouse Worker or Material Handler, performs various tasks to support the day-to-day operations of a warehouse. Their work typically includes:

1. Receiving and processing shipments: Unloading, inspecting, and storing incoming goods.

2. Picking and packing orders: Retrieving items from shelves, packing, and preparing for shipment.

3. Storing and organizing inventory: Labeling, categorizing, and maintaining inventory accuracy.

4. Operating equipment: Using forklifts, pallet jacks, and other machinery to move goods.

5. Maintaining safety and security: Following safety protocols, reporting hazards, and securing the warehouse.

6. Conducting inventory counts: Participating in cycle counts, physical counts, and reconciliations.

7. Assisting with shipping and receiving: Coordinating with transportation teams, loading/unloading cargo.

8. Cleaning and maintaining the warehouse: Keeping the facility organized, clean, and free of debris.

9. Supporting quality control: Identifying and reporting damaged or defective products.

10. Collaborating with team members: Working with other operators, supervisors, and departments to achieve warehouse goals.

Their primary goal is to efficiently and accurately manage inventory, support order fulfillment, and maintain a safe and organized warehouse environment.