Warehouse Order Processor Position Profile Reports To: Warehouse Management Team FLSA Status: Full-Time Non ExemptSummaryUnder supervision of the Warehouse Management Team, the Warehouse Order Processor will assist with the timely/accurate receiving and distribution of inventory and general distribution facility tasks. Position DetailsThe primary responsibilities and areas of impact of this position include, but are not limited to:Order PickingPick, pack, and transfer inventory to retail locations according to Erik's distribution system.Pick, pack, and ship inventory direct to customers to fulfill sold orders.Report problem order picks and stock outages to Warehouse Management.Assist with product stocking as directed by Erik's Management using a computerized inventory locating system. Inventory ProcessingAccurately process inbound and outbound inventory in accordance with Erik's procedures.Report processing errors to Warehouse Management.Utilize Erik's computer system to enter order data and create receiving logs.Pack inventory for distribution to Erik's retail locations and direct to consumers. General TasksLoading/unloading of shipmentsOrganization and movement of Erik's inventory utilizing a combination of manual labor and specialty equipment while following proper safety guidelines.Inventory stocking of bicycles and other inventory utilizing Erik's storage system(s).Pallet handling and building for inbound and outbound inventory.Light janitorial and facilities upkeep Position RequirementsExperiencePrevious warehouse order processing, stocking picking, or related work experience SkillsHigh School diploma or GED.Strong interpersonal and communication skills. Ability to work both in a team environment and independently.Basic computer skills.Attention to detailPrioritization, time management, and problem solving abilities.Dedication to get the job done.Ability to work in a high production distribution facility that is constantly adapting to retail and consumer business needs. Working ConditionsAbility to be mobile and stand for extended periods of time.Ability to lift up to 100 lbs. while utilizing appropriate equipment and safety techniques.Ability to lift 50 lbs. overhead repeatedlyAbility to be certified on multiple pieces of industrial equipmentAbility to work in a warehouse work environment with limited temperature controlsExposure to various chemicals such as grease, cleaning solutions, and ski/snowboard cleaning and waxing agents.