Warehouse Associate - Oxnard, United States - Design Within Reach

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**Warehouse Associate - Oxnard Outlet**

at Design Within Reach Oxnard, CA Design Within Reach is looking for **Full Time** Warehouse Associates to join our team To uphold our high shipping standards, you'll work in a fast-paced environment as you receive, pack and ship DWR merchandise. **About this Opportunity:**

**What youll do:**

Youll have opportunities to improve processes, foster teamwork and build relationships every day as you:

Unload or pack freight.

Prepare receipts to help separate freight by SKU #.

Stack and palletize product to utilize storage.

Label each carton with barcode labels in a uniform manner.

Count and verify quantities to a Packing list.

Maintain a clean and safe work environment.

This might be you if you have the following experience, skills and abilities:

The ability to thrive in a very fast-paced environment .

The ability to fulfill the responsibilities of a physically demanding position constant lifting.

The ability to consistently lift up to lbs.

The ability to team-lift up to 250 lbs occasionally

Strong communication skills .

Flexible availability for overtime and weekend work.

Our purpose is to design for the good of humankind. Its the ideal we strive toward each day in everything we do. Being a part of Design Within Reach means being a part of something larger than your work team, or even your brand. We are redefining modern for the 21st century and our success allows us to support causes that align with our values, so we can build a more sustainable, equitable, and beautiful future for everyone.

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***MillerKnoll is a federal contractor and is subject to the requirements of Executive Order 14042, which is temporarily blocked by a federal court, pending the outcome of further judicial review. Depending on the outcome of the Executive Order, the Company may be subject to the OSHA Employee Vaccination and Testing Emergency Temporary Standard, which the courts are also currently reviewing. The results of the legal challenges will have implications in our workplace. In certain locations there may also be specific local requirements which may be required as a condition of employment.***

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