Introduction

Amazon is one of the largest companies in the world and has more than 800 warehouses across the United States. It is the best time to join Amazon and start working as a warehouse worker. You may also qualify for various starting *bonuses – *Not valid for all regions.

Job description / Amazon

Firstly, working at Amazon Fulfillment Center is fun, safe, and profitable. The most important thing for Amazon is job safety. Amazon works hard to create the safest work environment for its employees by constantly consulting their health and safety experts.

Secondly, you get a more competitive paycheck when working at Amazon when you compare it to other warehouses or equivalent jobs. Moreover, working at Amazon can turn into a great career opportunity. Many entry-level employees at Amazon have progressed over the years to team leaders in HR, operations, and many other departments. Don’t forget the benefits you can get while working at Amazon! For instance, healthcare, employee discounts, 401(k) savings, paid time off, and many more.  

What will you do if you work at the Amazon Fulfillment Center? Pretty simple: collecting, packaging, and shipping customer orders. In addition, receiving and processing customer returns.

Other areas where you may recruit are as follows: Sort center, Delivery station, Prime Now, Prime Pantry, AmazonFresh, and CamperForce.

If you get any of these roles in , you’ll get trained on how to use special tools like:

• Stand-up forklift
• Turret trucks
• Order pickers
• Mobile carts

Requirements & Qualifications / Amazon

There are several requirements to become an Amazon Worker.

• Be 18 years old or above, 
• Have a high school certificate or an equal diploma,
• Be fit and healthy,
• Able to understand and adhere to all safety requirements
• Be able to lift 40+ pounds (22kg)
• Speak and understand basic English.

You might go through a background check in the application process too.

Wages & Salary & Earnings / Amazon

Working Hours / Amazon Warehouse

You can be hired full-time, part-time, or seasonally. This can completely change depending on what the job is and its necessity. You may be able to work overtime at times. Shift options include nights and days and usually at least one weekend day. Finally, you may also have more flexible working hours depending on the offered job.