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Amazon Fulfillment Center Warehouse Associate Job Overview You’ll be part of the Amazon warehouse team that gets orders ready for customers relying on Amazon services. Even with climate controls, temperatures can vary between 60°F and 90°F in some parts of the warehouse; on hot days, temperatures can be over 90°F in the truck yard or inside trailers.
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Our fast-paced, physical roles take place in a variety of areas including merch, make-on-demand, customer returns, Prime Now, and general fulfillment. Depending on the role or location, Amazon provides a $110 Zappos gift code towards the purchase of shoes, in order to have you prepared for your first day on the job.
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Amazon Delivery Station Warehouse AssociateJob OverviewYou’ll be part of the dedicated Amazon team at the delivery station – the last stop before we deliver smiles to customers. Receive and prepare inventory for delivery # Build, wrap, sort, and transport pallets and packages # Receive truck deliveries # Stand, walk, push, pull, squat, bend, and reach during shifts # Use carts, dollies, hand trucks, and other gear to move items around # What it’s like at an Amazon Delivery Station # You’ll be working around moving machines – order pickers, stand-up forklifts, turret trucks, and mobile carts.
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If you have a disability and need an accommodation during the application and hiring process, including support for the New Hire Event, or need to initiate a request prior to starting your Day 1, please visit Equal Employment Amazon is committed to a diverse and inclusive workplace.
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What it’s like at an Amazon Delivery Station. You’ll be working around moving machines – order pickers, stand-up forklifts, turret trucks, and mobile carts. You may even be part of the team that works with larger items, such as large screen TVs, furniture, and appliances, and be trained on how to use technology to handle these heavy bulk items.
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If you have a disability and need an accommodation during the application and hiring process, including support for the New Hire Event, or need to initiate a request prior to starting your Day 1, please visit or contact the Applicant-Candidate Accommodation Team (ACAT.
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We have made a pledge to upskill our employees and offer a variety of free training and development programs, and we also have tuition support options for select employee groups. You’ll load conveyor belts, and transport and stage deliveries to be picked up by drivers.
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What it’s like at an Amazon Delivery Station Safety. Comfortable, closed-toe shoes are required and protective safety footwear are required in select business units. Shifts may include overnight, early morning, day, evening, and weekend.
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Competitive wage paid weekly, with overtime for more than 40 hours. On-the-job training and skills development. Use carts, dollies, hand trucks, and other gear to move items around. Depending on where you work, schedules may include full-time (40 hours), reduced-time (30-36 hours) or part-time (20 hours or less), all with the option of working additional hours if needed.
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Amazon Sortation Center Warehouse Associate Job Overview. You’ll be part of the dedicated Amazon team that is the first stop on the journey from the warehouse. Depending on the role and location, you’ll learn how to use the latest Amazon technology – including handheld devices and robotics.
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You'll also need to be able to: Lift up to 49 pounds Push utility carts up to 60 pounds Stand, walk, push, pull, squat, bend, and reach during shifts Use carts, dollies, hand trucks, and other gear to move items around Go up and down stairs (where applicable) Work at a height of up to 40 feet on a mezzanine (where applicable) Adhere to strict safety, quality, and fulfillment production standards What it's like at an Amazon Fulfillment Center Safety.
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You’ll also need to be able to:Lift up to 49 poundsStand, walk, push, pull, squat, bend, and reach during shiftsUse carts, dollies, hand trucks, and other gear to move items aroundGo up and down stairs (where applicable)Work at a height of up to 40 feet on a mezzanine (where applicable) Safety.
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Some activities may require standing in one place for long periods, walking around, or climbing stairs. You can reach us by phone at 888-435-9287, Monday through Friday, between 6 a.m. and 4 p.m. PT. Equal Employment Amazon is committed to a diverse and inclusive workplace.
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What it's like at an Amazon Fulfillment Center. You will be selecting, packing, and shipping orders – in some cases, for our super-fast (2-hour or less) delivery service. Operate power industrial trucks (PIT) such as a forklift or pallet driver, and work at heights up to 35 feet.
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