Shipping / Receiving Associate

• Records and enters shipping & receiving transaction based on picklists signed off by shipping packers.
• Enters stock transfers (by location & site).
• Compares identifying information and counts, weighs, or measures items of incoming and outgoing shipments to verify information against bills of lading, invoices, orders, or other records.
• Cycle counting (with warehouse supervisor / managers) instructions – selected items or locations and reconciles variances & discrepancies.
• Picks and/or shelves inventory items per packing list and/or work order instructions.
• Determines method of shipment (i.e. usually per customer instructions).
• Affix shipping labels on packed cartons or stencils identifying shipping information on cartons.
• Assembles cardboard and/or other shipping containers.
• Stamps, stencils, or glues identifying information and shipping instructions onto crates or containers.
• Posts weights and/or shipping charges on waybills.
• Assists warehouse supervisor with administrative duties as needed- including reordering supplies, and materials.
• Examines outgoing shipments to ensure shipments meet specifications.
• Maintains necessary inventory of shipping materials and supplies.
• Confirm quantities and condition of Returned Goods and sign of RGA form as verification of quantities received.
• Other duties as assigned.

• Reading and writing skills in English are necessary to perform the job.
• Must be able to operate a lift truck and forklift.
• Must be able to effectively use calipers when identifying product for shipping and/or storage.
• Must demonstrate ability to interpret a limited variety of technical instructions.

Since 1973, the Canadian market has trusted Tsubaki of Canada Limited, a division of Japan’s Tsubakimoto Chain Co., to keep it moving smoothly. We cover the country’s needs from our Mississauga, Ontario-based head office and production/distribution facility, and our warehouse facility in Edmonton, Alberta. Tsubaki is undertaking a significant modernization as well, by adding CNC equipment, to improve our manufacturing capabilities in British Columbia.