Fulfillment Operations Lead, Weekend Shift
Babylist
| Company | Babylist |
| Category | Operations & Admin |
| Location | Commercial Point |
| Remote | On-site (inferred) |
| Employment | Not stated |
| Level | Lead |
| Salary | Not stated by the employer |
| Posted | 17 Jul 2026 |
| Last verified | 8 Aug 2026 |
| Source | Employer ATS (greenhouse) |
Description
What The Role Is Babylist is looking for a Fulfillment Operations Lead for our weekend shift at our fulfillment center in Commercial Point,Ohio. You'll work the floor alongside the team, but your focus is keeping our inventory accurate — solid counts, clean receiving and putaway, and fast resolution when the numbers don't match. You'll give direction, answer questions, and be the go-to person for anything inventory-related on the weekend shift. You won't manage people directly, but you'll set the standard for how inventory gets handled. It's a strong fit for someone with warehouse and inventory experience who's ready for more responsibility and may want to grow into a leadership role.
This role is supporting the weekend shift : Friday through Sunday, 6:00am–6:30pm.
Who You Are
You've done the inventory work. You have 2+ years in a fast-paced warehouse with hands-on inventory work — cycle counts, receiving, putaway, and reconciling discrepancies.
You catch what doesn't add up. You spot count errors and location mismatches and dig in until the numbers are right.
You're comfortable with inventory systems. You can navigate a WMS, scanners, and spreadsheets to track and correct stock.
You've led on a warehouse floor. You have at least 6 months in a lead position and know how to keep a team on track without being their manager.
You stay steady when it gets busy. When things go sideways, you don't panic — you speak up, solve what you can, and pull in help when you need it.
You communicate clearly. You explain what needs to happen so teammates actually understand it.
You work safely and accurately. You care about getting it right and following safety rules, every shift.
You can do the physical work. You can stand, walk, bend, lift up to 20 lbs, and stay active across a 10–12 hour shift with breaks. You're comfortable around noise, movement, and changing temperatures.
You can follow instructions in English. You can speak, read, and understand English well enough to follow safety-critical directions.
How You’ll Make an Impact
Keep inventory accurate. Run cycle counts so on-hand numbers match what's actually on the shelf.
Handle receiving and putaway. Make sure incoming stock is counted, logged, and stored in the right locations.
Resolve discrepancies fast. Investigate count mismatches and fix the root cause, not just the symptom.
Keep the floor organized. Ensure locations are labeled, stocked, and easy to pick from.
Guide the team. Answer inventory questions, unblock people, and train new hires on proper handling.
Escalate early. Flag shrink, damage, and recurring errors to your supervisor before they grow.
Physical Requirements
Stand and walk for extended periods (up to 10–12 hours per shift) with scheduled breaks
Walk the floor extensively, averaging 10,000+ steps per day
Lift and move items up to 20 lbs regularly throughout the shift
Frequent pushing, pulling, bending, twisting, and repetitive motion
About Pay At Babylist we believe in competitive starting pay and a clear, structured scale that rewards performance and tenure. You'll always know how your pay grows.
Starting pay for this role is $25.75 per hour. Each December you're evaluated for an annual percentage-based increase, so your pay keeps growing based on your performance.
Shift Differential
Weekend shift: additional $1.75 per hour
Holidays Observed
The Fulfillment Center is closed on the following days for the weekend shift in 2026:
Juneteenth
July 4th
Christmas Day
New Year's Day (2027)
All shifts receive 4 floating holidays in addition to the holidays observed, so you can celebrate what matters to you the most, whenever that may be.
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