(Billings)Part-Time:Receiving Associate
| Position | Receiving Associate |
| Location | Billings, MT |
| Company | UPS |
| Pay Rate | $23.50/hr |
| Job Type | Part-Time |
| Urgency |
Billings Alert: We are currently seeking a Receiving Associate to join our local team. This is an excellent opportunity for anyone looking for part-time work with $23.50/hr potential.
Tags: #BillingsJobs #PartTime #Receiving
About UPS & Our Culture
Every package that moves through a UPS fulfillment center correctly begins with a Receiving Associate who inducted it into the system accurately. Receiving is the first checkpoint in our quality chain — the moment where physical freight meets digital record, and where any discrepancy between what was shipped and what arrived must be identified and documented before it can contaminate the downstream sort, track, and deliver operation. At UPS, our receiving associate positions are among the most systems-integrated roles on the warehouse floor — blending hands-on dock work with real-time data entry that directly impacts the accuracy of our global tracking network.
What Our Team Says (Employee Reviews)
"Receiving at UPS is where everything starts and I take that responsibility seriously. I know that if I miss a scan or let a damaged item through without flagging it, the problem multiplies downstream. UPS gave me thorough training on the receiving system and I genuinely feel like a gatekeeper of the network every shift. The work is methodical, the pace is manageable, and the Teamsters wage and benefits are identical to every other role in the building. Best structured receiving associate job I have had in logistics." - Current Receiving Associate, Nashville, TN.
Role Overview & Responsibilities
As a UPS Receiving Associate, you manage the inbound freight gate of our fulfillment center — verifying arriving shipments against purchase orders, scanning every parcel into the receiving system, and flagging any discrepancy, damage, or compliance issue before a single package enters the active sort flow.
- Inbound Shipment Verification: Cross-reference arriving vendor shipments against digital purchase orders and inbound manifests, counting physical units against expected quantities