Warehouse Packer - 2nd Shift

Houston, United States
Warehouse Packer - 2nd Shift
Company
Texas Pipe Family of Companies
Location
Houston, TX
Job type
Full-time
Salary
16–18 an hour
Posted
3 days ago
Via
ZipRecruiter
Job description
** Shift Hours: 2 PM to 11 PM **

POSITIION SUMMARY:

Conducts day-to-day activities pertaining to the checking and packing product for the shipping department. Checks and Packs material accurately and in an efficient manner, all while maintaining a safe and clean work environment.

ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES:

In addition to the Responsibilities of "Order checker/Packer":
• Ensures designated equipment is in proper working condition (forklifts, pickers, crane, hand tools, etc.)
• Effectively communicates with department supervisors
• Utilizes Sales Order information to accurately verify recorded information provided by the order puller
• Visually inspects all material to identify any non-conformances
• Packages material securely, ensuring it is protected from any potential damage during transit.
• Properly fills out information required on Sales Order and accompanying forms
• Attend Safety Meetings to identify departmental issues and discuss ways to correct them
• Identifies areas of improvement while maintaining a clean and safe work environment
• Duties are not limited to those described above and may be expanded as needed

QUALIFICATIONS
• Speak and read English. Bilingual Spanish a plus
• 1+ years warehouse experience preferred
• Ability to read and understand industry specifications, charts, and tables
• High school diploma or GED
• Basic computer skills. Experience with MS Word, Excel, and Outlook preferred.
• Must have average reading, writing, and mathematical skills.
• Ability to drive forklift and secure certification
• Capable of lifting and stacking objects up to 50 lbs.
• Requires a high level of attention to detail
• Able to handle multiple tasks and priorities
• Able to stand and operate a variety of equipment as assigned
• Takes initiative and can work independently

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers about Packing Jobs in United States

Q
What is the median hourly wage for packing jobs in the United States in 2026?
As per the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median hourly wage for packers and packagers, hand (SOC 53-7062) is $18.50 as of May 2026 Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics. Entry-level packing jobs start at $15.20 per hour nationally, while top earners make $24.10 per hour. Annual median pay equates to $38,480 for full-time workers.
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics
Q
What work visa options exist for international job seekers applying to packing jobs in the US in 2026?
USCIS offers H-2B visas for temporary non-agricultural packing jobs, with a FY2026 cap of 66,000 base visas plus 64,716 supplemental visas allocated by March 2026. Employers must file Form I-129 at least 75 days before start date and prove no US workers available via DOL's permanent labor certification process. Visa valid up to 12 months, extendable to 3 years.
Source: U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
Q
What education or experience is required to qualify for entry-level packing jobs in the US?
The Bureau of Labor Statistics states no formal educational credential is required for packers and packagers, hand, with most workers having a high school diploma or equivalent. On-the-job training lasts less than 1 month, and no prior experience is needed for 70% of entry-level positions as of 2026 projections. Physical ability to lift 50 pounds is typically required.
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics
Q
What documents are needed to apply for packing jobs in the US, and how do I complete the hiring process?
For legal employment, complete Form I-9 with proof of identity and work authorization like passport, driver's license, or SSN card within 3 days of hire, as required by USCIS. Submit resume highlighting any warehouse experience to employers, and DOL recommends using America's Job Center for free application assistance. Background checks are common for warehouse packing roles, taking 2-5 days.
Source: U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services