Posted: June 20, 2026
Receiving Associate Part-Time - Home Depot, Regina is listed at Home Depot in Regina, SK. The Beaver Board aggregates this opening from the employer's career page — apply using the button below to reach the official application. Browse more jobs at Home Depot.
This Part-Time Receiving Associate role at Home Depot in Regina involves managing incoming merchandise and ensuring accurate inventory. Key duties include unloading freight, checking product quality and quantity, and entering essential information into store systems. The position requires operating powered lift equipment and a strong commitment to detail and safety. Candidates should have at least one year of receiving experience and a high school diploma.
As a Part-Time Receiving Associate at Home Depot in Regina, you will play a crucial part in the efficient flow of merchandise within the store. This role requires working as part of a dedicated team to unload incoming freight from various carriers, meticulously checking both the quantity and quality of all received items. Associates are responsible for accurately processing merchandise by performing RGR (Rough Goods Receipt) and DGR (Detail Goods Receipt), entering vital information about incoming products into the store's system using provided tools like the First Phone. A key aspect of this position requires all associates to be licensed for and proficient in using powered lift equipment, including electric pallet jacks, reach trucks, order pullers, and forklifts, which are essential for unloading trucks and moving freight from the receiving area to designated staging locations.
Beyond initial receiving, responsibilities extend to maintaining a clean and organized receiving area, which includes removing pallets and cardboard, and operating compactors and bailers. You will handle all types of inbound freight, including BOSS and special orders, ensuring that vendor packing slips, carrier shipping documents, and UPC labels are accurately compared to purchase orders. This position also involves scheduling deliveries and pre-posting information into the receiving system, as well as identifying and taking appropriate action for any damaged merchandise. Furthermore, associates contribute to maintaining optimal stock levels by stocking merchandise onto shelves, merchandising new items, and building end caps and promotions. Effective communication with other Freight Team members is vital to ensure all product is correctly placed and to inform the Fulfillment Team about in-stock merchandise levels. While primarily focused on merchandise and freight, this role also involves interacting with customers by approaching and greeting them, asking open-ended questions, and using store systems to provide product and vendor information, ensuring the highest quality service to our valued customers.
Success in the Receiving Associate role at Home Depot requires a combination of specific skills and personal competencies. Candidates must demonstrate exceptional attention to detail, concentrating for extended periods to catch errors and maintain high-quality standards in their work. Acting with integrity is paramount, reflecting responsible and honest behaviour in all tasks and responsibilities. Effective communication is also essential, creating open channels, adapting messages to the audience, and listening carefully to feedback, especially when coordinating with other associates or providing information to customers. A strong safety orientation is critical, as the role involves following safety policies, identifying hazards, and encouraging safe work practices, particularly when handling merchandise and operating equipment.
The physical demands of this position are significant, frequently requiring bending, stooping, reaching, twisting, lifting, pushing, pulling, and moving heavy and bulky items without assistance. Associates will be walking and standing for extended periods, moving around the store to assist customers and manage freight. Climbing ladders, up to 12-16 feet, is also required to obtain or stock merchandise. The work environment can be dusty and noisy, with potential for uneven walking surfaces and temperature changes due to frequently open doors. Minimum qualifications include a High School Diploma or equivalent and at least one year of receiving experience. Previous forklift experience is considered a valuable asset for this role, which often requires using various powered lift equipment to manage incoming freight and merchandise efficiently.
