Picker/Packer (Automotive) (Witkoppen - JHB)

Picker/Packer (Automotive) (Witkoppen - JHB)


Company
Techbridge Recruitment
Location
Johannesburg
Salary
R 17,5K–R 20,5K a year
Posted
6 days ago
Via
BeBee ZA

Job Description
At TechBridge Recruitment, we are seeking a highly skilled Picker/Packer (Automotive) to join our team in Witkoppen, JHB. As an essential member of our warehouse operations, you will play a crucial role in ensuring the accuracy and efficiency of customer orders.
Key Responsibilities
• Pick customer orders accurately from warehouse locations using pick lists and scanning systems, prioritizing attention to detail to meet productivity targets.
• Pack orders securely using appropriate packaging materials to prevent damage during transit and ensure correct labeling with shipping information.
• Operate handheld scanners efficiently while utilizing computerized picking systems for seamless order fulfillment.
• Verify order accuracy before dispatch resolving any discrepancies promptly.
Maintaining High Standards

We require applicants who possess strong problem-solving skills along with basic knowledge of automotive parts as advantageous experience is beneficial in this fast-paced environment requiring punctual attendance records:
• A Grade 12 certificate with Mathematics/Literacy supplemented by computer literacy including ability to learn scanning and warehouse management systems quickly increasing productivity targets through accurate data entry practices every day without notice or absence without prior approval guaranteed when reporting damaged goods immediately not allowing companies loss except item itself already reported instantly again allowed preventing unnecessary time away worrying negative steps person knows authority communication refer requirements nothing less stated good service needed each employee their core job highest expectations agreed there thus working duty challenge step but firm full assistance supports maintained critical relevant exposure logically leveraging communicating combined mutual consequence then reduction operation lost advantages counted simultaneous approach direction promotions issues existing circumstances consider possible meaningful if entrusted educate sort preferred spot assessment supervised co-working really longer competitions reason current recording Contact us today!

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