Order selectors, also known as pickers or selectors, are essential in warehouse and distribution center operations. Their primary responsibility is to accurately and efficiently pick items from warehouse shelves or storage areas to fulfill customer orders.

Order selectors receive picking instructions either through a computerized system, handheld devices, or paper pick lists.

These instructions detail the items to be picked, their quantities, and sometimes their locations within the warehouse.

They navigate through the warehouse aisles to locate the items listed on the picking instructions. This may involve using warehouse maps, aisle markers, and location codes to find the correct products.

Order selectors use various picking methods depending on the warehouse's setup and the nature of the items being picked.

Common methods include piece picking (selecting individual items), case picking (selecting entire cases of products), or pallet picking (selecting entire pallets).

After picking each item, order selectors verify its accuracy against the picking instructions to ensure the correct product and quantity have been retrieved.

Once all items for an order have been picked, order selectors package them appropriately for shipment. This may involve placing items in boxes, wrapping pallets, or securing items on carts.

They inspect picked items for any damage, defects, or expiration dates, ensuring that only high-quality products are sent to customers.

Order selectors update inventory records in the warehouse management system to reflect the items picked and removed from inventory.

They may also participate in periodic physical inventory counts to reconcile stock levels.

Adhering to safety protocols is paramount in warehouse environments. Order selectors follow safety procedures to prevent accidents and injuries while picking items and operating equipment such as forklifts or pallet jacks.

Depending on the warehouse setup, order selectors may use various material handling equipment to aid in picking, such as hand trucks, conveyor belts, or automated picking systems.

Proper training and certification are often required for operating such equipment safely.

Effective communication with supervisors, team members, and other warehouse staff is crucial for coordinating picking activities and resolving any issues or discrepancies that arise during the picking process.

Order selectors may suggest process improvements or participate in initiatives aimed at optimizing picking routes, increasing productivity, and reducing errors in the warehouse.

Compensación : $21.75 - $23.75 per hour

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This franchise is independently owned and operated by a Merry Maids franchisee. Your application will go directly to the franchisee, and all hiring decisions will be made by the management of this franchisee.

All inquiries about employment at this location should be made directly to the franchisee, and not to The ServiceMaster Company, LLC.

Last updated : 2024-05-13