Warehouses
Warehouse Jobs in Northwest Indiana
Looking for your next career? Consider working in one of Northwest Indiana’s warehouses. Warehouses are large, open-concept buildings that process materials. Many different industries utilize warehouses, including agriculture, manufacturing, transportation and more. That means you can work in an industry that matters to you. At JMJ Talent Solutions, INC, we have the connections and job listings to help you get started. We’ll help you secure the job, pay, benefits and lifestyle that you need to thrive.
Why Work in a Warehouse
Warehouses provide endless opportunities for their workers. First, warehouses typically have multiple shifts. Not a morning person? Work second or third shift (typically beginning after 2:00 p.m.) and get a shift differential (more hourly pay). Or if you want to be home with the kids after school, try the first shift and get home by 2:00 p.m. Want a three-day weekend? Some warehouses offer 10-hour shifts, which means just four working days per week. Another benefit is location. There are warehouses across the region, which means you can find work that’s close to home.
When it comes to career growth, warehouses can’t be beaten. Because warehouses are so large, many different positions keep them running. Every worker has a supervisor, manager and senior manager. You’ll learn the skills and abilities you need to truly make a career for yourself. And after you’ve proven yourself with your strong work ethic and dedication to details, you have an opportunity to be promoted into one of these higher-paying positions. Additionally, warehouses provide strong benefits, including health insurance and paid holidays. Send us a message to learn more about the warehouse positions we’re looking to fill!
Warehouse Worker Titles
- Production worker: Production workers work in many different areas of the warehouse to maintain the regular production of materials. They may work on assembly lines, conveyor belts, distribution docks and other areas.
- Assembler: Assemblers assemble materials, including compressors and engines. Additionally, they may apply decals to equipment, test certain electrical components and more.
- MIG welder: MIG welders use heat to weld fabricated items together. These welders use hand files, grinders, scrapers and more to keep their welded items neat and clean.
What You Need to Get Started
If you’re interested in a warehouse position, the requirements vary based on the job title, responsibilities and industry. But in general, you’ll need the following to get started:
- High school diploma or GED
- 6-12 months of previous work experience
- Strong work ethic
- Excellent hand-eye coordination
- Ability to learn
JMJ can help you identify the skills and strengths you have and enhance the ones you need. When you’re ready for your next step, trust the team at JMJ to find you your perfect job.
Get Hired Today
If you’re ready to get started on your career, send us a message or give us a call. Or check out the featured jobs on our site. The JMJ team is excited to help you on your career journey.
