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Shipping And Receiving Jobs in Louisiana

Shipping And Receiving Coordinator
By Gordon Incorporated At Bossier City, LA, United States
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Customer service skills that display empathy for both internal and external customers
Excellent organizational skills with emphasis and attention to detail
Receives items by unloading vehicles; accepting deliveries; unpacking containers.
Verifies items received by inspecting condition of items; comparing count/measure of items to purchase order and packing list; noting discrepancies.
Documents items received by recording identifying information.
Shipping & Receiving Clerk C- Pl 1 (Nights)
By Foster Farms At , Livingston, 95334, Ca $17.05 - $23.05 an hour
Inform Management of order changes and/or additions (plus-ups).
Prior computer experience / data entry helpful. (SAP and DLx).
Communicate shipping correction from the Inventory Control Clerks and make adjustments.
Must have strong phone skills and ability to communicate with a wide variety of people.
One to three (1-3) years general office experience preferred.
Must have good interpersonal skills.
Shipping And Receiving Clerk
By NOV Inc. At , Morgan City, 70380, La
Execute Picking, Shipping, or Receiving
Read appropriate warehouse documentation to determine items to be moved, gathered, or distributed or shipped.
Move items to appropriate areas.
Record amounts of materials or items moved into the computer database.
Assist in conducting physical inventories and cycle counts.
Assist with maintaining inventory records by posting materials received and disbursed, writing shortage lists, and distributing them as required.

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Overview Shipping and receiving is a job that involves the receiving, storing, and distributing of goods and materials. This job requires the individual to be organized and detail-oriented, as well as have excellent communication and customer service skills. Detailed Job Description The primary responsibility of a shipping and receiving clerk is to receive, inspect, and store incoming goods and materials. This includes verifying the accuracy of shipments, unloading and unpacking items, and organizing them in the appropriate storage areas. The clerk is also responsible for preparing and packing outgoing shipments, ensuring that all items are properly labeled and documented. Additionally, the clerk may be responsible for maintaining records of all incoming and outgoing shipments, as well as tracking inventory levels and ordering new supplies when necessary. Skill Requirements Shipping and receiving clerks must have excellent organizational and communication skills. They must be able to accurately document and track shipments, as well as be able to communicate effectively with customers and vendors. Additionally, they must be able to lift and move heavy items, as well as operate various types of machinery and equipment. Qualifications Most employers require a high school diploma or equivalent for shipping and receiving clerks. Additionally, some employers may require additional certifications or training in order to operate certain types of machinery or equipment. Knowledge Shipping and receiving clerks must have a thorough knowledge of shipping and receiving procedures, as well as an understanding of inventory management and tracking systems. They must also be familiar with safety protocols and regulations related to the handling of goods and materials. Experience Most employers prefer to hire shipping and receiving clerks with at least one year of experience in a related field. Additionally, experience with operating various types of machinery and equipment is beneficial. Responsibilities The primary responsibility of a shipping and receiving clerk is to receive, inspect, and store incoming goods and materials. This includes verifying the accuracy of shipments, unloading and unpacking items, and organizing them in the appropriate storage areas. The clerk is also responsible for preparing and packing outgoing shipments, ensuring that all items are properly labeled and documented. Additionally, the clerk may be responsible for maintaining records of all incoming and outgoing shipments, as well as tracking inventory levels and ordering new supplies when necessary.