What is coming in?
Describe the goods, the packaging and the expected quantity. Let us know whether the items arrive on pallets, in cartons or in another format.
Warehouse
Make room for the whole task.
From the goods themselves to their next move, a warehouse request has its own set of details. Bring them into the conversation.
Discuss warehouse needsWhat needs to happen?
Explain the warehouse task you have in mind. Include handling considerations, your preferred dates and any requirements that need review.
What comes next?
If another shipment follows, share the intended destination and timing. Include the transport request so the two parts can be discussed together.
Useful details, up front
The packaging is part of the plan.
Dimensions, weight and the condition of the packaging help explain the job. If there are special handling or storage requirements, include them before arrangements are made.
Prepare your request
Warehouse work inquiries
Interested in the work behind the goods?
Introduce yourself and the kind of warehouse work you are looking for.
You can contact the company with a brief note about your relevant experience and availability. Ask directly whether there is a current opportunity that fits.
This is a general inquiry option, not an advertised vacancy or an offer of employment. Please do not include identification documents or sensitive personal information.
Make a work inquiry