Seasonal Warehouse & Delivery Specialist

October 16, 2026

**Job Title:** Seasonal Warehouse & Delivery Specialist. **Dates:** On or about October 22, 2026 – January 6, 2027. . . **Position Type:** Seasonal / Temporary. **Location:** Warehouse/Prep Facility based locally with regional transit (NYC & Washington, D.C.). **Compensation:** $25.00 plus a season-end completion bonus.. Minimum 25 hours a week guaranteed, more likely. This position is overtime eligible.. **Position Overview**. We are seeking a hardworking, reliable, and detail-oriented **Seasonal Warehouse & Delivery Specialist** to support our peak holiday season operations. This position combines hands-on warehouse tasks—including nut product preparation and order receiving and staging—with regular local deliveries to high-volume NYC holiday markets and scheduled regional transport runs to Washington, D.C. using a company owned vehicle.. **Compensation & Bonus**. - **Base Pay:** $25.00 per hour. - **Completion Bonus:** Season bonus paid out upon successful completion of the seasonal contract through January 3.. **Key Responsibilities**. - **Warehouse Operations & Product Prep:**. - Assist with general warehouse maintenance, organizing inventory, and staging stock for daily deliveries.. - Prepare, weigh, and package nut products in accordance with food safety, cleanliness, and quality standards.. - Receive incoming shipments and maintain accurate stock records.. - Other tasks as assigned.. - **Market Setups & Load-Ins:**. - **Bryant Park Setup:** Execute multiple transport trips starting **on or about October 24** to transport booth infrastructure, stock, and display equipment.. - **Union Square Load-In:** Transport and load in booth equipment and stock on **November 10**.. - **Washington, D.C. Load-In:** Transport equipment and initial inventory to D.C. on **November 11**.. - **Regular Market Deliveries & Restocking (3–6x/Week):**. - Transport prepped nut products, stock, and supplies to retail locations at Bryant Park and Union Square.. - Conduct a dedicated mid-season restock trip to Washington, D.C.. - Coordinate delivery windows around high foot-traffic hours and market load-in rules. Deliveries must be made in the overnight or early morning hours.. - **Market Tear-Downs & Breakdown Logistics:**. - **Washington, D.C. Tear-Down:** Breakdown booth and transport remaining inventory/fixtures back on **December 23**.. - **Union Square Tear-Down:** Breakdown booth and retrieve remaining stock on **December 24**.. - **Bryant Park Tear-Down:** Execute final booth breakdown and stock retrieval on **January 3**.. - Assist with post-holiday warehouse organization and final inventory wrap-up through approximately **January 6**.. **Qualifications & Requirements**. - Valid Driver’s License with a clean driving record (experience operating cargo vans or box trucks preferred).. - Physical stamina to stand for extended periods during warehouse prep and repeatedly lift/maneuver cargo up to 50 lbs.. - Strong attention to detail and adherence to hygiene standards when handling nut products.. - Comfortable navigating high-density urban areas (NYC) and driving long-distance highway routes (NYC to Washington, D.C.).. - Exceptional punctuality, reliability, and communication skills.. **Schedule & Key Dates**. - **Overall Duration:** On or about October 22, 2026 – January 6, 2027. - **Setups & Load-Ins:**. - **Oct 24:** Bryant Park setup trips begin. - **Nov 10:** Union Square load-in. - **Nov 11:** Washington, D.C. load-in. - **Tear-Downs:**. - **Dec 23:** Washington, D.C. tear-down. - **Dec 24:** Union Square tear-down. - **January 3:** Bryant Park tear-down. - Regular warehouse prep and market deliveries (3–6x/week) continue throughout the active market dates.

Experiencia: Se requiere
Jornada: Parcial
Salario: desde 25 $ por hora
Extras: Season end bonus

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Small NYC based business specializing in men's grooming products, bath and body products, and fabulous lotion candles.

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