Innovation has guided our every decision since 1974. As more riders of all ages get on the roads, trails, and streets than ever before, we’re here to do the best work of our lives to push the greatest human powered machine into the future each and every day. We’re a team of barrier-breakers, disrupters, and problem solvers. We’re committed to building a diverse and inclusive workforce where every teammate can succeed as we inspire riders everywhere. Reach out – we’re here to help you build your career at Specialized.

Are you a hard worker that thrives in a fast paced and lively work environment? Do you enjoy the challenge of reaching monthly goals by fulfilling orders accurately and efficiently? Are you looking for an exciting career working for the best bicycle company in the world? If you answered “yes” to these questions, we want to talk to you!

Our Distribution Center operates Monday through Friday 8am-6pm, and we're hiring Full Time Forklift drivers (average 40-hour work week). This role pays $19/hour, and includes perks such as free health insurance for employees, immediate vesting in 401-k, PTO, bagel Fridays, free daily snacks, employee discounts, and more!

What you need to win:

Perform all tasks as assigned, meeting or exceeding Specialized standards, while following all policies and procedures. Maintain the highest standards of quality and efficiency at all times.

  • Receiving: Unloading, checking, palletizing and staging all inbound goods for put-away.
  • Put-away: Select accurate location, shelve goods, re-warehouse as necessary, and complete required inventory transactions.
  • Replenishment: Anticipate forward pick location shortfalls and pro-actively replenish forward pick locations from bulk. Perform associated inventory transactions.
  • Order picking: Following established order priorities, select product for customer orders, check for and report product or packaging damage, complete associated order transactions, and deliver completed orders to checking station.
  • Organize, consolidate, maintain, rework and clean product and locations as assigned.
  • Report all product, labeling, location, or condition issues immediately to Distribution Center Management.
  • Achieve certification in the use of applicable material handling vehicles. Always operate all equipment in a safe and responsible manner.
  • Report any unsafe condition immediately to your supervisor. Do not perform acts unsafe to yourself, your fellow employees, visitors or guests.
  • Maintain neat and orderly product storage.
  • Must reach and lift overhead, approximately 35% of the time; as well as lift and move 40 – 55 pounds approximately 90% of the time.
  • Must have the ability to maintain high level of physical activity throughout the work day including but not limited to standing, walking, bending and turning at the waist and knee.
  • Comfortable forklift maneuvering using left arm and hand to steer, right hand to control direction, speed, and lift for a vast majority of each shift.
  • Perform all other duties as assigned.

Benefits described below apply to Full Time Regular Positions

  • Medical coverage beginning the month after you start
  • 401(k) dollar for dollar match, up to $5,000 per year
  • 100% Company provided Life and Disability Insurance
  • Sick time and paid holidays
  • Culture of inclusiveness, personal and career growth opportunities
  • Free coffee truck Mondays
  • Free in-house gym
  • And more!

Apply now to ride with us!

We want to increase representation of all races, genders, and body types in the cycling industry and are committed to building a diverse and inclusive workforce where all people thrive. We encourage everyone – especially those from marginalized groups – to apply to our job postings and help us earn the position as the rider’s brand of choice. We are always looking for creative, innovative, and passionate people who are eager to contribute to our mission of pedaling the planet forward. Regardless of your qualifications, if you are ready to make a difference, please apply and let us know how you can make an impact at Specialized!

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