Quad Franklin is looking for a shipping and receiving Technician to join our team! Working hours: M-F 6am-2pm. Hourly rate: DOE 19.24-24.25/hr. 

 What You’ll Be Doing ( Your Daily Wins)

You’ll be the heartbeat of our warehouse operations—making sure everything that comes in and goes out is accurate, on time, and in great shape. You’ll stay in close contact with our mills, keep shipments moving smoothly, and help maintain a well-organized, safe, and efficient workspace. 

Your Day-to-Day Adventures

• Be the go-to communicator with mills to keep shipments on track and on time
• Review incoming shipment notices and double-check all the details (because details matter!)
• Send shipping paperwork to the right people so everything stays flowing
• Receive materials and returns, making sure what shows up matches what’s expected
• Track inventory like a pro—logging quantities, tagging products, and organizing pallets
• Flag and quarantine any questionable products (you’ve got a sharp eye )
• Team up with Logistics and CAM to resolve inventory puzzles and discrepancies
• Help load and unload trailers—yes, you’ll stay active
• Build and organize pallets of finished goods
• Keep the warehouse clean, safe, and running like a well-oiled machine
• Share your knowledge by training and mentoring teammates
• Jump in wherever needed—because teamwork makes everything better

What You Bring to the Table

• High school diploma or equivalent
• 2–3 years of shipping/receiving experience (a plus, not a must-have superstar origin story)
• Comfort operating equipment like forklifts and pallet jacks
• Strong attention to detail (you notice the little things others miss)
• Basic math and solid problem-solving skills
• Clear communication—both written and verbal
• Comfort using computers and inventory systems
• The ability to juggle tasks and work independently without missing a beat

Why You’ll Like It Here

If you enjoy staying active, solving problems, and being part of a team that keeps things moving behind the scenes, this role is for you. No two days are exactly the same—and your work truly keeps everything running.