Job Description

Job Title: Warehouse Operator II

Location: Austin, TX – On-site (Warehouse)

Schedule: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–4:30 PM CST

Travel: Occasional field travel with employees (rideshare with FTE; rare out-of-region travel with covered expenses)

Expenses: None

Position Summary

The Warehouse Operator II plays a key role in supporting daily warehouse operations and logistics. This role is responsible for managing material flow, fulfilling inventory requests, conducting cycle counts, and ensuring accurate documentation of all inbound and outbound materials. The Warehouse Operator II must be able to safely handle equipment, tools, and materials while supporting OSP/ISP field teams and maintaining a well-organized warehouse environment.

This position requires frequent lifting, carrying, and movement of materials weighing 25–35 lbs., with occasional items up to 70 lbs.

Key Responsibilities

Inventory & Material Management

• Physically locate, organize, and track inventory items within the warehouse.
• Stage, reserve, and allocate materials according to system requests and project needs.
• Perform regular cycle counts and periodic Physical Inventory (PI) to maintain inventory accuracy.
• Maintain accurate shipping logs and transaction details for all inventory movements.

Shipping & Receiving

• Process standard and freight shipments using UPS/FedEx and other shipping vendor online portals.
• Ensure timely turnaround for internal material requests and deliveries.
• Verify received materials, validate packing lists, and update inventory systems accordingly.

Warehouse Operations

• Safely operate warehouse tools and equipment such as vacuums, power tools, skid steers, concrete saws, and core drills.
• Note: Forklift driving experience is not required and not part of this role.
• Conduct daily equipment and site safety checks and follow all safety protocols.
• Maintain a clean, organized, and hazard-free warehouse environment.

Technical Knowledge & Support

• Maintain familiarity with Outside Plant (OSP) and Inside Plant (ISP) fiber installation standards and practices.
• Understand basic Right-of-Way (ROW) construction standards for aerial and underground installations.
• Apply working knowledge of NESC, NEC, and OSHA safety standards.
• Support project teams with materials used in wireless, telecommunications, small cell, and fiber-optic installations.

Required Qualifications

Education

• High School Diploma or GED required.
• Preferred: Technical school, military training, or coursework in telecommunications, electronics, or AC/DC power systems.

Experience

• 3–5 years experience in warehouse or construction environments (OSP experience preferred).
• Experience with inventory management for telecommunications, small cell, or fiber-optic equipment.
• Strong Microsoft Office skills (Excel, Word, PowerPoint) and accurate data entry capability.
• Familiarity with UPS/FedEx shipping systems and platforms.

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