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Atlanta Bonded Warehouse

Temperature-controlled warehouse and asset-based logistics

General Warehouse

Picking & Packing +1Confirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeColumbia, SC, USANo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • High School Diploma or GED.
  • Ability to multitask and follow instructions assigned by a supervisor.
  • Attention to detail and accuracy of documentation.
  • Ability to understand written and oral instructions.
  • Use of Warehouse Management System computer software and the radio-frequency interface.
  • Excellent vision, depth perception, and motor skills.
  • Ability to stand for up to 12 hours.
  • Physical ability to bend, reach, and lift for up to 12 hours.
  • Ability to distinguish warehouse pests and document sightings.
  • Ability to operate designated material handling equipment safely and effectively.
  • Ability to achieve and maintain the required production standard for the assigned function.
  • Ability to regularly lift and move objects weighing up to 50 pounds.

Responsibilities

  • Move product from inbound staging areas to assigned aisles using power lift equipment and radio frequency equipment.
  • Inspect transported units for obvious product damage, foreign materials, and acceptable wooden pallet quality.
  • Move product from drop zones to staging lanes supporting outbound shipments.
  • Ensure units are properly labeled and stretch-wrapped for product protection and shipment stability.
  • Understand pallet quality requirements and select acceptable pallets.
  • Inspect and sort defective packaging and products during pallet builds.
  • Assemble customer shipment requirements involving less-than-full-pallet quantities.
  • Build pallets with multiple products while maintaining case integrity and count accuracy.
  • Build pallets based on layer quantities, case size, and case weight to ensure load integrity.
  • Manually lift and stack cases for extended periods while following safe lifting practices, including lifting and stacking cartons or bags weighing up to 50 pounds.
  • Label, secure, and stretch-wrap pallets to protect products from shifting and damage.
  • Operate power lift equipment to put away palletized products into storage locations.
  • Operate power lift equipment to pick palletized products from storage locations to designated areas.
  • Work within narrow aisles using vision and motor skills.
  • Operate power lift equipment to load trailers and containers.
  • Follow dock safety procedures, including engaging the trailer restraint and disconnecting the tractor before entering the trailer.
  • Inspect trailers for acceptability to customer requirements before loading.
  • Verify that the trailer refrigeration unit is properly set and functioning before loading.
  • Follow loading training and special shipment instructions.
  • Complete the outbound cover sheet for each shipment.
  • Ensure pallets and products meet customer requirements before loading.
  • Scan pallets as they are loaded into the trailer.
  • Use the Warehouse Management System to determine loading sequence and weight distribution.
  • Apply dunnage, including airbags, stretch wrap, and wood core, to secure loads and minimize transit damage.
  • Report nonconforming issues to the Shift Lead.
  • Operate power lift equipment to unload trailers and containers.
  • Use push-pull equipment to manage slip-sheet loads.
  • Confirm trailer and seal numbers against the bill of lading and remove and discard seals.
  • Conduct trailer inspections, document results on the inbound cover sheet, and report deviations or noncompliance to the Shift Lead.
  • Unload products using power lift equipment for inspection and labeling.
  • Inspect inbound shipments to confirm item, code date, and quantity accuracy.
  • Apply preprinted pallet labels matching handling-unit labels.
  • Identify, remove, and document damage on the bill of lading.
  • Stretch-wrap products by hand as needed to secure loads.
  • Scan all pallets to the designated area.
  • Keep work areas clean and free of wood and other debris throughout the shift.
  • Inspect assigned material handling equipment to ensure proper working order and document inspections before use.
  • Report defective equipment to the Shift Lead immediately and red-tag the unit.
  • Maintain a safe work environment by following safety procedures and guidelines.
  • Perform other assignments given by the Shift Supervisor.

About the Company

Atlanta Bonded Warehouse

Temperature-controlled warehouse and asset-based logistics

ABW provides public and contract food-grade, temperature-controlled warehousing and distribution in the Southeast. It stores, handles, and transports perishable goods using temperature-controlled facilities, its in-house trucking fleet, and a network of partner carriers. With 60+ years in business and award-winning facilities in metro Atlanta, ABW offers a single-source asset-based logistics solution in the region and maintains a strong safety record. Its goal is to meet customers’ risk management and service requirements by delivering reliable, safe, and efficient food-grade logistics.

Company size
51-200
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Kennesaw, GA
Founded
1948

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