Picker/Packer (Automotive) (Cape Town - Goodwood)
Company
Techbridge Recruitment
Location
Cape Town
Posted
3 days ago
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via BeBee
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Job Description
We are seeking an energetic and accurate Picker/Packer to join our parts outlet team. The successful candidate will be responsible for accurately picking customer orders, packing items securely for dispatch, and maintaining efficient workflow in our fast-paced warehouse environment.
Key Responsibilities
• Pick customer orders accurately from warehouse locations using pick lists and scanning systems
• Pack orders securely using appropriate packaging materials to prevent damage during transit
• Operate handheld scanners and computerized picking systems efficiently
• Verify order accuracy before dispatch and resolve any discrepancies
• Process urgent and priority orders within specified timeframes
• Maintain picking accuracy standards and productivity targets
• Organize and restock picking areas to ensure efficient operations
• Label packages correctly with shipping information and handling instructions
• Assist with loading vehicles for deliveries when required
• Report damaged stock, picking errors, or system issues to supervisors
• Maintain cleanliness and organization in packing areas
• Follow health and safety procedures at all times
Essential Requirements
• Grade 12 certificate (Matric) with Mathematics/Literacy
• Computer literacy with ability to learn scanning and warehouse management systems
• Strong attention to detail and accuracy
• Good hand-eye coordination for picking operations
• Physical fitness to walk, stand, and lift items throughout the day
• Ability to work at a steady pace and meet productivity targets
• Basic problem-solving skills
• Reliable and punctual attendance record
Preferred Requirements
• Previous warehouse or picking experience
• Experience with handheld scanners or barcode systems
• Knowledge of automotive parts (advantageous)
• Experience in a fast-paced retail or distribution environment
• Understanding of packaging and shipping procedures
Personal Attributes
• Detail-oriented with high accuracy standards
• Team player who works well with others
• Adaptable and willing to learn new systems
• Positive attitude and strong work ethic
• Ability to work under pressure during busy periods
• Customer service mindset
Working Conditions
• Warehouse environment with extensive walking and standing
• Lifting of items
• Fast-paced work environment with productivity targets
• Use of warehouse equipment including scanners and trolleys
Physical Requirements
• Ability to lift, carry, and move items weighing up to 25kg
• Comfortable working on feet for extended periods
• Good vision for reading part numbers and scanning barcodes
• Manual dexterity for handling small automotive parts
Key Responsibilities
• Pick customer orders accurately from warehouse locations using pick lists and scanning systems
• Pack orders securely using appropriate packaging materials to prevent damage during transit
• Operate handheld scanners and computerized picking systems efficiently
• Verify order accuracy before dispatch and resolve any discrepancies
• Process urgent and priority orders within specified timeframes
• Maintain picking accuracy standards and productivity targets
• Organize and restock picking areas to ensure efficient operations
• Label packages correctly with shipping information and handling instructions
• Assist with loading vehicles for deliveries when required
• Report damaged stock, picking errors, or system issues to supervisors
• Maintain cleanliness and organization in packing areas
• Follow health and safety procedures at all times
Essential Requirements
• Grade 12 certificate (Matric) with Mathematics/Literacy
• Computer literacy with ability to learn scanning and warehouse management systems
• Strong attention to detail and accuracy
• Good hand-eye coordination for picking operations
• Physical fitness to walk, stand, and lift items throughout the day
• Ability to work at a steady pace and meet productivity targets
• Basic problem-solving skills
• Reliable and punctual attendance record
Preferred Requirements
• Previous warehouse or picking experience
• Experience with handheld scanners or barcode systems
• Knowledge of automotive parts (advantageous)
• Experience in a fast-paced retail or distribution environment
• Understanding of packaging and shipping procedures
Personal Attributes
• Detail-oriented with high accuracy standards
• Team player who works well with others
• Adaptable and willing to learn new systems
• Positive attitude and strong work ethic
• Ability to work under pressure during busy periods
• Customer service mindset
Working Conditions
• Warehouse environment with extensive walking and standing
• Lifting of items
• Fast-paced work environment with productivity targets
• Use of warehouse equipment including scanners and trolleys
Physical Requirements
• Ability to lift, carry, and move items weighing up to 25kg
• Comfortable working on feet for extended periods
• Good vision for reading part numbers and scanning barcodes
• Manual dexterity for handling small automotive parts
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