Warehouse Unloader

Location: Greensburg, PA

Schedule: Monday–Friday, 5:00 AM – Finish

About the role

Capstone is hiring Warehouse Unloaders for a busy grocery distribution operation. This active, hands‑on warehouse position involves moving incoming products from trailers into the facility using electric pallet jacks, stand‑up forklifts, and manual methods. The work is physical and fast‑paced, and productivity directly influences earnings.

Responsibilities

• Unload grocery products from incoming trailers and move freight into designated warehouse areas.
• Operate electric pallet jacks and stand‑up forklifts as assigned.
• Manually handle cases and individual products when needed.
• Build, move, and organize pallets for efficient warehouse flow.
• Inspect freight and follow site procedures for damaged or misplaced product.
• Maintain a clean and organized work area.
• Follow all facility, equipment, and safety requirements.
• Work with other warehouse associates to complete daily production goals.

Requirements

• Ability to stay active for an entire shift and work at a steady production pace.
• Ability to lift and move products weighing approximately 25–75 pounds.
• Ability to repeatedly bend, reach, push, pull, lift, and stand for extended periods.
• Comfortable working in a warehouse environment handling grocery freight.
• Dependable attendance and readiness to work.
• Previous warehouse or material‑handling experience is helpful.
• Forklift or pallet‑jack experience is a plus; training may be available for qualified candidates.
• Ability to follow safety procedures and work effectively with a team.

Pay

Weekly production‑based earnings estimated at $600–$800, based on production and hours worked.

Benefits

• Paid training
• Benefits available after 60 days of employment
• Safety incentive opportunities
• Advancement opportunities
• Potential opportunities to work at other Capstone locations

About Capstone

Capstone supports supply chain and warehouse operations throughout North America. Associates play an important role in unloading, organizing, and moving the products that keep distribution networks running.