Order pickers perform various functions in a warehouse setting where they ensure customer orders are prepared and delivered promptly.

The job description example below shows the major tasks, duties, and responsibilities order pickers are commonly assigned in most companies:

Fill and complete customer orders in containers and shipping boxes
Perform quality checks to identify and replace damaged materials
Label or mark containers with identifying information such as client name and address
Shrink wrap products and material orders prior to loading on trucks
Operate RF scanners in order to accurately fill orders and effectively manage inventory
Monitor inventory levels to determine need for stock replacement
Fill customer order according to size, color, quantity, and quality specifications
Maintain order picking equipment and facilitate repairs in case of a damage
Adhere to health and safety policies when performing picking assignments
Carry out loading and unloading of material orders and shipment
Pull inventory from racks either manually or using automated equipment and hand-held devices
Complete orders and place filled boxes on conveyor belts for sealing and labelling
Weigh individual packages prior to delivery to ensure they meet weight specifications
Prepare prepaid labels and arrange payment for third-party shipping company
Maintain proper record of shipped packages using computer programs.

Company Description

Founded in 1951 by Lou and Gwen Snelling, Snelling is a staffing and recruiting pioneer, bringing innovative solutions to the industry. Although headquartered in South Carolina, our Mobile office is a locally owned and operated, award-winning branch leveraging nearly 70 years of proven performance. The experts at Snelling have what it takes to solve your complex staffing challenges or find the job opportunity you seek quickly and efficiently.