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Warehouse Clerk
Maison Battat Inc. – Montreal QC
At Battat, we’re in the business of making kids happy. Thanks to our team of dynamic, talented and motivated individuals, we design and manufacture high-quality, educational, and innovative toys that kids and parents around the world have loved for over 45 years!
Joining Battat means working in a multidisciplinary team within a growing privately-owned international company. It also means joining a stimulating workplace, full of professional challenges and the possibility to develop and grow.
We are currently looking for a motivated Warehouse Clerk to join our team. This position reports to the Warehouse Manager and has a fixed schedule from Monday to Friday of 37.5 hours per week.
Responsibilities:
– Prepare orders, pick, pack and ship merchandise
– Accept materials as they come in, signing shipping paperwork (waybills, reports) as applicable
– Answer shipping door in a timely and professional manner
– Prepare bills of lading, invoices and customs documents
– Stack shipment on skids and takes shipment to shipping dock
– Receive material and verify that incoming shipments are correct by comparing items and quantities
against bill of lading, purchase orders, manifest or other records
– Keep warehouse clean and shipping area well organized
– All other tasks as assigned
Skills & Competencies:
– Positive attitude and ability to work with others in a team environment is essential
– Verbal and written communication skills in English and French
– Basic working knowledge of computers and computer systems (UPS Connect V11.2.0 an asset)
– Must be organized, detail oriented and able to multi-task
– Ability to operate forklift (an asset)
Education & Experience:
-1 to 2 years of experience in a similar position
Curious? Visit Battatco.com and explore our brands!
We offer a competitive salary based on experience, a generous group benefits package, and continued education.
We thank all applicants for their interest, however only selected candidates will be contacted.
