Warehouse Clerk- Order Puller

This person will help keep orders accurate from entry to fulfillment—supporting order-related data entry (Excel/data entry) and pulling/packing orders as needed. Qualifications Recent warehouse experience (order pulling, picking/packing, shipping/receiving).

Warehouse Clerk / Order Puller

Worksite: Woodland, CA 
Schedule: Monday–Friday, 7:00 AM–3:30 PM / 4:00 PM (may vary)
Pay:$19–$20/hr (based on experience)
 
We’re looking for a strong, dependable candidate who can support a mix of warehouse operations and administrative/data entry work. This person will help keep orders accurate from entry to fulfillment—supporting order-related data entry (Excel/data entry) and pulling/packing orders as needed.
Key Responsibilities

• Enter and update order information accurately (data entry; Excel preferred)
• Pull orders using printed order paperwork/order sheets
• Pick/pack items accurately by item number and quantity
• Label, box, and package convenience store products
• Stage/organize shipments and keep work areas clean and organized
• Support general warehouse functions as needed (including unloading trucks periodically)

Qualifications

• Recent warehouse experience (order pulling, picking/packing, shipping/receiving)
• Comfortable working at a steady pace with strong attention to detail
• Data entry experience required; Excel experience strongly preferred
• Forklift experience is a plus (not required)

Dress Code / Safety

• Closed-toe shoes and long pants required; no vulgar graphics on shirts
• Follow safe lifting practices and use equipment properly

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Why Work at Advance Services, Inc.

• Advance Services is for and about people; we are your employment specialists
• Easy application process
• You NEVER pay a fee
• Weekly pay
• Fun safety and attendance incentives
• Health benefits for you and your family
• PTO so you have time for you
• Great referral incentives
• We partner with top companies in the area

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