Warehouse Operations Associate

Job Description

Warehouse Operator

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As a Warehouse Operator at our client, a premier data center designer, builder and operator, you will keep parts and materials accurate, organized, and ready for Reno operations. You will receive, stock, count, issue, deliver, return, and ship inventory and non-inventory items. You will research inventory , maintain JD Edwards records, and support warehouse priorities with limited day-to-day direction. This on-site role includes local driving, forklift work, trailer towing, and physical warehouse work. This role has no supervisory responsibilities.

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What You’ll Do

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• Maintain accurate inventory balances, item records, and transaction data in JD Edwards.

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• Run daily cycle counts by preparing count sheets, completing counts, researching variances, and documenting corrections.

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• Receive, unload, inspect, label, and stock incoming materials.

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• Resolve incomplete or inconsistent shipments with Procurement and vendors.

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• Pick, issue, and deliver requested items, and process customer and internal equipment returns.

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• Create and maintain work orders and purchase requisitions, including part issues, returns, and work order closeout.

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• Prepare, document, and load outbound shipments through FedEx, UPS, and other carriers.

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• Complete inventory searches and material requests for internal teams and vendors.

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• Keep the warehouse clean, safe, and organized, including recycling and routine waste handling.

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• Complete local pickups, drop-offs, vehicle service trips, and trailer towing up to 20 feet.

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• Operate a forklift after certification and help move or install warehouse racks and fencing.

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• Suggest and help test practical improvements to warehouse and inventory processes.

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What We’re Looking For

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• You follow safety rules and established warehouse and inventory procedures.

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• You keep accurate records and catch details that could affect inventory accuracy.

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• You investigate problems, explain what you found, and recommend practical next steps.

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• You communicate clearly about status, delays, risks, and urgent needs.

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• You organize competing requests and follow through with limited day-to-day direction.

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• You support teammates across departments and contribute where the work is needed.

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What You’ll Bring

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Required

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• High school diploma or equivalent.

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• Working knowledge of inventory control, including cycle counts, stock transactions, variance reconciliation, and related financial impacts.

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• Ability to enter and review accurate item and transaction data in an inventory system.

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• Working knowledge of Microsoft Outlook, Word, and Excel.

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• Valid driver’s license, safe driving record, and ability to tow a trailer up to 20 feet.

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• Ability to obtain and maintain Switch forklift certification.

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• Ability to sit, stand, walk, bend, use your hands, and work with computer and warehouse equipment.

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• Ability to frequently lift or move up to 10 pounds and occasionally up to 100 pounds, with or without reasonable accommodation.

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• Ability to wear required PPE and uniform while working in the warehouse.

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• Previous inventory or warehouse experience.

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• Experience with JD Edwards.

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• Current forklift certification.

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