Warehouse Associate - Las Vegas Nevada

September 4, 2026

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ABOUT THE ARC

The Salvation Army (TSA) Adult Rehabilitation Center (ARC) is a no-fee program to assist men in their journey to complete our rehabilitation program. We are grateful for the contributions our valued employees make toward the maintenance and effectiveness of the programs. The organization is indebted to and dependent on the diligence and devotion of its employees.

ABOUT OUR OPERATIONS TEAM

Become part of the dedicated Operations Team at The Salvation Army! Together we can continue to serve and impact our local community, through the commitment to “Do The Most Good” at our Las Vegas Distribution Center, which supports the Adult Rehabilitation Program. This is an opportunity to work as a team and utilize your skills to perform various warehouse activities, while contributing to the success of our Program and its participants.

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS OFFERED

Opportunity for career growth
Paid time off
Employee Stores Discounts
Great Work Perks Discounts (Amusement Parks, Museums, Services and more!)
Employee Referral Bonuses
Medical, Dental, and Vision
Health and fitness Fitbit Devise
Retirement Plan
Legal Advice MetLife
Pet Insurance
AFLAC
Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

As our enthusiastic and hardworking WAREHOUSE ASSOCIATE, you will be responsible for (but not limited to):

Sorting product efficiently and properly according to the standard of TSA policy.

Providing Quality Assurance by inspecting products for defects and damages.

Identifying product correctly and direct to proper department for processing.

Collecting merchandise from the distribution center and safely transporting materials.

Other written or verbal duties as may be assigned, from time to time by the Production Manager, the Administrator, or their designated representative.

Qualifications to be considered for this position:

High School diploma or GED equivalent required.
Demonstrated competency in skill area as indicated by verifiable training and/or experience.
Ability to read and write and to understand and follow both written and verbal instructions.

Physical Demands:

Ability to sit, walk, stand, bend, squat, climb, kneel, and twist on an intermittent or continuous basis.
Ability to grasp, push, pull objects
Ability to lift up to 75 lbs.
Ability to perform various repetitive motion tasks.

Schedule

Work schedules are determined by Management and employee must be flexible to always ensure adequate coverage. Full-time employees may be scheduled to work any full-time shift including evenings, weekends, and holidays.

Experience

Required

1 - 3 years: Warehouse

Education

Preferred

High School or Equivalent or better

Equal Opportunity Employer/Protected Veterans/Individuals with Disabilities
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