Amazon Distribution Associate – Flagstaff, AZ

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Introduction

Amazon’s distribution network is what makes next-day and two-day delivery possible at scale. As an Amazon Distribution Associate in Flagstaff, AZ, you will be part of the team that moves products through Amazon’s supply chain — from inbound receiving all the way through outbound dispatch. If you want a physical, active role at the heart of one of America’s largest logistics operations, Amazon is hiring in Flagstaff, AZ now.

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Job description / Amazon / Flagstaff, AZ

As an Amazon Distribution Associate in Flagstaff, AZ, you will work across multiple stages of the distribution process. This includes unloading inbound shipments, organizing and routing products within the facility, and preparing outbound loads for delivery. The work is physical and fast-paced, and you will need to keep up with a high-volume environment where accuracy matters just as much as speed.

Amazon provides all training, safety equipment, and tools you need from your first day on the job.

Typical daily tasks:

  • Unloading inbound product shipments from freight carriers
  • Scanning, sorting, and routing products to correct distribution zones
  • Moving product between storage and staging areas using carts and pallet equipment
  • Loading outbound shipments accurately and on schedule
  • Following all Amazon safety and handling guidelines

Requirements & Qualifications / Amazon / Flagstaff, AZ

To become an Amazon Distribution Associate in Flagstaff, AZ:

  • Be at least 18 years old
  • High school diploma or equivalent
  • Physical ability to lift up to 49 pounds and stay active through your shift
  • Comfortable working in a fast-paced distribution environment
  • Ability to use handheld scanners and follow digital instructions
  • Reliability and punctuality — distribution schedules are time-critical

A background check may be required during hiring.

Wages & Salary & Earnings / Amazon / Flagstaff, AZ

Amazon Distribution Associates in Flagstaff, AZ earn a minimum of $18 per hour. A sign-on bonus of up to $1,000 may be available in select areas and seasons (not guaranteed in all locations). Amazon pays weekly by direct deposit or pay card.

Working Hours / Amazon / Flagstaff, AZ

Distribution Associate shifts in Flagstaff, AZ run across days, nights, and weekends. Full-time, part-time, and seasonal schedules are available. Distribution operations run around the clock, so shift options exist at virtually every hour. Overtime is frequently offered during Amazon’s high-demand seasons.

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