Day in the Life
At sunrise, you gear up and complete a quick pre-shift inspection of your equipment, clip into your fall-protection harness, and sync your RF scanner. From there, you’ll move between storage and staging areas—sometimes 25–40+ feet in the air—selecting and transporting items that keep our North American customers stocked and satisfied. You’ll collaborate with a tight-knit team, communicate clearly, and keep safety at the center of every move.
Schedule
Wednesday – Saturday, 5:00am–3:30pm
What You’ll Do
- Operate Powered Industrial Trucks (PIT): Safely run forklifts, cherry pickers (order pickers), walkie stackers, double walkie riders, tuggers, and pallet jacks to transport, stow, and replenish inventory.
- Work at Height: Use cherry pickers to pick and stow product on high-bay racks at elevations up to 25–40+ feet while following OSHA and fall-protection requirements.
- Inbound/Outbound Flow: Load and unload trailers, label products, build boxes, and relocate items across storage locations.
- Use Warehouse Tech: Operate RF scanners and touchscreen systems to execute tasks and maintain real-time inventory accuracy.
- Safety & Standards: Maintain a clean, orderly workspace; complete pre-shift equipment checks; and follow all URBN safety protocols and operating guidelines.
What You Bring
- Age: 18 years or older.
- Education: High School Diploma or GED preferred.
- Experience: Prior warehouse, fulfillment, or manufacturing experience is a plus.
- Team & Communication: A collaborative mindset, clear communication, self-motivation, and reliable follow-through.
- Availability: Dependable attendance with flexibility for overtime, weekends, or extended shifts during peak periods.
Physical Demands
- Comfort and capability working at heights up to 40+ feet while continuously wearing required PPE, including a body harness and lanyard.
- Able to stand and walk throughout large facilities for the full shift.
- Comfortable lifting, pushing, pulling, and reaching for items up to 50 lbs., in varied sizes and shapes.
- Ability to climb, balance, kneel, crouch, and maneuver around machinery and multi-level racking systems.
- Coordinated movement skills to safely operate material handling equipment in narrow aisles and elevated environments.
Proficiency
- cherry picker
- fork lift experience
- Reach Truck
- Dock Stocker