(USA) Shipping and Receiving Coordinator, Central Fill, Health and Wellness Central Operations - Health and Wellness

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Position Summary... What you'll do... Walmart Central Fill Pharmacy is a specialized type of pharmacy that focuses on processing and dispensing of prescriptions for multiple retail pharmacy locations within a region. Unlike a traditional pharmacy, Central Fill is full of automation allowing prescriptions to be filled fast and accurately. But the best part of Central Fill pharmacy is taking care of our patients in the community. While we are not patient facing, our job provides retail pharmacies the ability to spend much deserved time providing clinical services and education to the communities they serve. We are hiring Shipping and Receiving associates for our Central Fill Pharmacy in Plainfield, Indiana. The starting pay is $18.00 per hour plus $2.00 for 2nd shift differential and $3.00 for 3rd shift differential. We are hiring for the following shifts: 1st shift - must be available to work a 10-hour shift any time between 6am to 6pm 2nd shift - must be available to work a 10-hour shift any time between 3pm to 3am 3rd shift - must be available to work a 10-hour shift any time between 9pm and 9am Minimum Qualifications: High school diploma 18+ years old Preferred Qualifications: 1 year experience in shipping and receiving 1 year experience in inventory control The job duties include: Maintains sorter operation by removing full totes from the sorter tote location; replenishing empty totes at the sorter locations; scanning tote and location with a hand-held scanner; and rearranging individual units in totes to ensure proper fill rates. Manages product deliveries by preparing, reviewing, and verifying receiving documentation and reports; processing, counting, separating, and scanning product; operating computer software and basic applications to track and identify product; unloading product from trailer manually or with powered equipment; organizing inventory and transferring them to production stations; and maintaining records, logs, and forms (for example, shipping manifests). Stocks drugs by using box cutters and knives to open boxes without damaging contents; monitoring product size and making adjustments when product is too large or small; labeling, scanning, and sorting drug types to ensure they are in the right location; transporting drugs and placing them in their designated locations; storing excess drugs on the overstock shelves or racks; and driving…