A picker packer is a key team member in warehousing environments. But what exactly does a picker packer do? And what kind of experience do you need to be one?
Picker packers are also sometimes called “order fulfillment specialists” and are in charge of filling customer orders. They find products in a warehouse and pack them into packaging for shipment. This typically includes packaging items into boxes, but may also be into mailers depending on the products.
A picker packer job is a great entry-level position because it doesn’t require past experience or a high level of education. For most jobs, a GED or high school degree is all that’s required. In some cases, you may not need a high school degree to be hired. In this role, the most important job assets needed are an ability to lift and stack items and ability to stand, walk, reach and lift repeatedly.
The primary responsibilities of a picker packer include:
Interested in becoming a picker packer? There are many entry-level warehouse jobs available. Strom hires seasonal, temporary, and long-term employees for top companies in manufacturing.
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