They are responsible for receiving, inspecting, recording shipments with raw material or products, unloading packages and checking their contents to make sure they match the orders and all items are intact and not damaged. They are also responsible for reporting a problem or discrepancy found in delivered items to shippers.

Duties and Responsibilities

Unload packages from incoming trucks. Inspect contents to ensure they are undamaged Verify packages according to order and invoices (quantity, quality, price). Verify receipts and log them according to required procedures. Receive shipments and sign paperwork upon receipt. Ensure invoices are signed and paid for satisfactory deliveries. Ensure that all documents and materials received in the warehouse are of satisfactory quality. Collaborate with procurement staff to list expected deliveries. Label deliveries and allocate them to their designated place. Maintain accurate records and assist in inventory control requirements. Record factors causing the stock to be returned. Report a problem to the shippers or directly to the suppliers if a problem or discrepancy was found in the items. Perform other duties and responsibilities that may be assigned by their superior. Count, weigh, or measure items of incoming shipment in order to verify information comparing to invoices, orders, bills of lading, or other records. Insert items into containers. Examine and unpack incoming shipments; record shortages, and reject damaged items. Route items to various departments. Responsible for monitoring the return process.