Join Amazon as a Warehouse Worker with Flexible Shifts
Amazon Warehouses offers a wide range of hourly roles perfect for everyone. As an Amazon Associate, you’ll be a vital part of a dedicated team that brings joy to customers every day. We provide flexible work schedules that fit into your lifestyle, ensuring you can balance work with your personal life. Find the ideal role for you and start your journey with Amazon today.
Why Amazon?
Becoming part of the Amazon warehouse team means joining a dynamic and essential part of our customer service process. Our roles are energetic and physically engaging, covering areas such as merchandise handling, custom orders, customer returns, expedited deliveries, and general fulfillment and distribution services. You’ll be involved in tasks like picking, packing, operating forklifts, and shipping orders, among others.
We offer a variety of shifts to choose from, including daytime, nighttime, and weekends, to accommodate your schedule.
Job Duties:
- Receiving and Storing Inventory: Keep track of stock and organize items for easy access.
- Preparing and Packing Orders: Ensure customer orders are packed securely for delivery.
- Loading Boxes: Place packed orders onto delivery vehicles efficiently.
- Scanning Product Barcodes: Use scanners to track items and ensure accuracy.
- Following Screen Prompts: Complete specific tasks as directed by on-screen instructions.
- Troubleshooting Issues: Identify and resolve operational problems as they arise.
- Checking Product Quality: Ensure all products meet Amazon’s high-quality standards.
- Operating Heavy Machinery: Safely operate equipment like forklifts or pallet drivers, sometimes at heights of up to 35 feet (training and certification are provided at no cost).
Physical Requirements:
- Lifting: Ability to lift up to 49 pounds.
- Pushing Utility Carts: Capability to push carts weighing up to 60 pounds.
- Physical Activity: Stay active throughout your shift with standing, walking, pushing, pulling, squatting, bending, and reaching.
- Using Equipment: Competence in handling carts, dollies, hand trucks, and other moving equipment.
- Climbing Stairs: Ability to climb stairs if required.
- Working at Heights: Comfort with working at heights up to 40 feet, if necessary.
- Safety Compliance: Adherence to safety, quality, and production standards is mandatory.
Benefits:
Your and Your Family's Health:
- Comprehensive healthcare coverage, including medical, dental, vision, and prescription drug benefits.
- Access to Neighborhood Health Centers in selected regions.
- Home-based primary or urgent care visits through Amazon Care.
- Up to 20 weeks of fully paid parental leave.
- Employer-contributed Health Savings Account (HSA).
- Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA).
- 24/7 Medical Advice Line.
- Adoption Assistance to help with eligible domestic and international adoption expenses.
Financial Benefits:
- Competitive weekly pay.
- Overtime pay for hours beyond 40 in a week.
- Time-and-a-half pay for working on Amazon holidays like New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day.
- 401(k) savings plan to help you plan for the future.
- Access to financial counseling and estate planning services.
- Early access to up to 70% of your earnings after your shift.
Support Network:
- Free resources to improve your health and well-being.
- 24/7 support through the Employee Assistance Program (EAP).
- Specialized resources for parents of children with developmental disabilities.
- Referral services for child and elder care support.
Time Off:
- Paid leaves for vacations, illnesses, and personal reasons.
- Paid Time Off (PTO).
- Flexible short work breaks when needed.
Why Choose Us?
At Amazon, our roles come with major benefits, including comprehensive healthcare, paid leave, retirement savings plans, and opportunities for career growth. You’ll work in a secure, inclusive environment recognized globally as a top employer.
Start your Amazon journey today—apply now!
Faq
What does a warehouse worker do?
Ensuring cleanliness, tidiness and safety of work environment. Loading and unloading delivery vehicles. Accepting delivery of inventory. Counting and confirming inventory. Inspecting inventory for damage and faults.
Who do Warehouse Workers report to?
Warehouse Workers typically report to a Team Leader, Shift Supervisor or Warehouse Manager.
What are the skills of a warehouse worker?
Teamwork Coordination Inventory control Reporting skills Equipment maintenance