Warehouse Associate/ Forklift Operator

September 23, 2026

JOB # 864-277

Pacesetter Personnel Services is hiring a Warehouse Associate for our client in the Houston, TX 77041 area.

Pay Rate: $17.00 an hour. We pay weekly.

Shift: Monday- Friday 3 PM- 12 PM with overtime needed.

Job Description:

Unload, receive, and inspect vendor and transfer trucks/materials.
Operate a sit-down forklift.
Load delivery trucks, transfer trucks, and will-call customer orders.
Pull and prepare materials for delivery and customer pickup.
Perform quality checks on materials and orders.
Conduct cycle counts and maintain accurate inventory.
Move materials between warehouse bins and storage locations.
Perform bin checks and research inventory discrepancies.
Organize warehouse equipment, materials, and work areas.
Maintain a clean and orderly warehouse, including sweeping floors and emptying trash.
Conduct daily inspections of warehouse equipment.

Requirements:

Must have recent sit-down forklift experience.
Must have 1-3 years of warehouse experience.
Must be dependable.
Must have order-pulling experience.
Must have shipping and receiving experience.

Schedule:

1st Shift: Monday-Friday 3:00 am to 12:00 pm

Must be available to work overtime or weekends if needed.

Pay:

$17.00 an hour. We pay weekly.

To expedite the hiring process, walk in to apply at either location below:

Pacesetter Personnel Services

9000 Southwest Freeway, Suite 410, Houston, TX 77074

713-974-9000

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Pacesetter Personnel Services

10973 Northwest Freeway, Houston, TX 77092

713-864-2500

Applications are accepted Monday to Friday from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM.

Valid identification, establishing identity, and employment authorization are required when applying.

For inquiries reference JOB # 864-277
Tag: #PSP456

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: $17.00 per hour

Experience:

Sit down forklift: 1 year (Required)
Warehouse: 1 year (Required)
Order pulling: 1 year (Required)
Shipping & receiving: 1 year (Required)

Work Location: In person

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