Inventory Specialist

Inventory Specialist

Job Description of Inventory Specialist:

If you're looking for a rewarding career in package handling, UPS may have the ideal role for you. They are searching for Inventory Specialist to join their dynamic team and support the vital process of sorting, loading, and unloading packages, both indoors and outdoors at the airport. This position promises to be part of a diverse and energetic team dedicated to the efficient and reliable handling of packages.

Job Duties and Responsibilities of Inventory Specialist:

• Professionally perform the necessary task of moving packages between UPS aircraft and trailers by executing loading and unloading responsibilities.
• Arrange the parcels inside the warehouse according to size and weight.
• Thoroughly operate UPS equipment to shift parcels and shipments.
• Undertake work tasks that involve elevated heights.
• To achieve optimal productivity and reduce stress, it is important to maintain a clean and organized workspace that allows you to work comfortably and efficiently.
• Safeguard the workplace by following UPS protocols.

Qualifications and Experience of Inventory Specialist:

• Capacity to lift weights up to 70 pounds.
• Vigor for work that requires speed and strength.
• Skill at performing tasks at great heights.
• The U.S. legal system allows every individual to have the right to pursue gainful employment within the country.
• Reliable and detail-oriented.
• For employment that takes place outside with planes, one must possess a valid driver's license.
• A high-quality and robust pair of work shoes suitable for demanding jobs.

Benefits of Inventory Specialist:

• Excellent weekly pay.
• The company recognizes the importance of career advancement for employee satisfaction and invests heavily in promoting growth within the organization.
• The 401(k) plan has become increasingly popular over the past several decades, as more companies move away from traditional defined-benefit pension plans.
• Coverage for medical, dental, and vision services commences after a specified waiting period.
• $0 healthcare premium.
• Compensated breaks and legal holidays.
• The law stipulates that employees must receive Paid Sick and Family and Medical Leave time.
• Education Assistance Program.
• As part of the employee benefits package, the company is offering a Discounted Employee Stock Purchase Program which allows employees to purchase company stocks at reduced prices.

Salary:

• The hourly remuneration for this position begins at $21.00.

Why UPS?:

As a top-notch global logistics enterprise, UPS takes pride in providing reliable and timely delivery services to customers. We place a high premium on customer satisfaction and operate on a foundation of ethical, sustainable business practices. Come work with us and make valuable contributions to delivering quality services to people, communities, and the globe. Explore exciting career prospects within our distinguished firm.

FAQ's

Q: What does an air handler do in UPS?

A: At UPS, an air handler, or package handler, loads and unloads packages from trailers or trucks and sorts them to ensure they reach the correct destination.

Q: What does a warehouse air handler do?

A: In an industrial setting, an air handler, or air handling unit, circulates and regulates air through the HVAC system to maintain proper air flow and quality.

Q: What are the responsibilities of a UPS warehouse package handler?

A: A UPS warehouse package handler loads and unloads packages, moves and lifts freight, and ensures safe and efficient handling according to company guidelines.

Q: What are the benefits of an air handler?

A: Air handlers improve indoor comfort, air quality, and energy efficiency by continuously circulating and conditioning air within a building.

Q: Is an air handler the same as a make-up air unit

A: No, while both are air handling devices, a make-up air unit specifically provides 100% outside air, whereas an air handler generally handles ventilation, heating, and cooling.

Q: What is the life expectancy of an air handler?

A: An air handler typically lasts between 10 to 20 years, with central air systems possibly lasting up to 30 years with proper maintenance.