The professional who will work as a Warehouse Assistant will carry out various essential activities for the proper functioning of the logistics department. Among the main responsibilities are: 1. Goods receipt: The assistant will be responsible for inspecting and recording products arriving at the warehouse, verifying quantities and condition of goods against invoices. 2. Organization and storage: After receipt, the professional will organize items in stock, ensuring they are stored appropriately and in accordance with safety and quality standards, using labeling and inventory systems. 3. Order picking: The assistant will pick products that have been sold, preparing them for dispatch. This activity involves collecting goods, packaging, and verification to ensure everything is correct prior to shipment. 4. Stock control and inventory: Periodically, the assistant will participate in stock counts to verify record accuracy, contributing to proper goods control and preventing losses. 5. Maintenance of cleanliness and organization: The assistant will be responsible for keeping the workplace clean and organized, which is essential for operational efficiency and the safety of all employees. 6. Support in routine tasks: The professional will assist with daily warehouse demands, collaborating with the team on various tasks as needed, including support in loading and unloading activities. 7. Customer service and communication: In some cases, the assistant may interact with carriers and other company departments, ensuring effective communication to resolve issues and follow logistical processes. These activities are essential to guarantee efficient and safe product flow, contributing to meeting customer demands and optimizing internal company processes. The Warehouse Assistant must be comfortable working in a team, proactive, and detail-oriented to ensure the quality of their tasks. **Position:** Warehouse Assistant **Contract Type:** Temporary **Professional Area:** Logistics **Working Hours:** **Number of Vacancies:** 6 **Benefits:** Bonus of R$150.00 totalpass **Requirements:** For the Warehouse Assistant position, basic knowledge of logistics and warehousing is essential, as well as experience in activities involving handling of goods. The ideal candidate must be able to assist in receiving, storing, and shipping products, ensuring these processes are carried out efficiently and in an organized manner. Familiarity with material handling equipment—such as manual pallet jacks and forklifts—is important, and constant attention to occupational safety regulations is required. Prior experience in warehouses or distribution centers is an advantage, as it enables the candidate to better understand the dynamics of this environment. Additionally, the assistant must possess strong organizational skills and attention to detail—fundamental for maintaining inventory control and accurate order picking. Knowledge of inventory management systems (e.g., WMS) is considered a plus, although not mandatory. The candidate must also possess communication skills to work effectively in a team and follow supervisors’ instructions. Willingness to learn and adapt to different routines is crucial, as the warehouse environment can be dynamic and challenging. Finally, a proactive profile—with strong problem-solving ability and willingness to perform physical tasks—will contribute to satisfactory performance in this role. Remuneration and benefits will be discussed during the selection process, and there are opportunities for career growth within the logistics area for high-performing candidates. For the Warehouse Assistant position, basic knowledge of logistics and warehousing is essential, as well as experience in activities involving handling of goods. The ideal candidate must be able to assist in receiving, storing, and shipping products, ensuring these processes are carried out efficiently and in an organized manner. Familiarity with material handling equipment—such as manual pallet jacks and forklifts—is important, and constant attention to occupational safety regulations is required. Prior experience in warehouses or distribution centers is an advantage, as it enables the candidate to better understand the dynamics of this environment. Additionally, the assistant must possess strong organizational skills and attention to detail—fundamental for maintaining inventory control and accurate order picking. Knowledge of inventory management systems (e.g., WMS) is considered a plus, although not mandatory. The candidate must also possess communication skills to work effectively in a team and follow supervisors’ instructions. Willingness to learn and adapt to different routines is crucial, as the warehouse environment can be dynamic and challenging. Finally, a proactive profile—with strong problem-solving ability and willingness to perform physical tasks—will contribute to satisfactory performance in this role. Remuneration and benefits will be discussed during the selection process, and there are opportunities for career growth within the logistics area for high-performing candidates.