Shipping clerk vs warehouse shipping clerk

Differences between shipping clerk and warehouse shipping clerk duties and responsibilities

Shipping clerk example responsibilities.

• Maintain a close-knit relationship with freight brokers to negotiate and attain the best possible pricing for LTL and truckload shipments.
• Print documents by either using fed ex or ups or grind or will call.
• Process shipments via FedEx, DHL & TNT, using different account numbers by comparing rates and weights.
• Schedule big pick ups, make BOL and print labels for next day or other dates if ready to print.
• Create and run reports as necessary to track ordering trends.
• Used mathematics to insure time are not waste folding new boxes.
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Warehouse shipping clerk example responsibilities.

• Schedule DHL, YRC, NEMF and other various methods of shipping freight via customers preference.
• Prepare shipments to be ship daily to customers either by LTL, truckload services, or parcels.
• Prepare various chemical containers fill with finish product for shipping with necessary labels, placards, or stencils.
• Perform shipping transactions for local, national, and worldwide shipping of goods using establish LTL and other major shipping companies.
• Provide shipping across the nation using USPS online base program which requires accurate data entry skills and strict eye for detail.
• Process all online orders to be fill, package and ship using either FedEx, or USPS programs on the computer.
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