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Fragile Packing Specialist (Artwork & High-Value Items)
The UPS Store | Retail Location (Not Warehouse)

$18–$20/hour | Flexible Schedule | Growth Opportunity

About the Role
We are seeking a highly detail-oriented Fragile Packing Specialist to handle, protect, and prepare artwork, collectibles, and high-value shipments with precision and care. This is not a standard packing role—this position requires craftsmanship, attention to detail, and pride in execution. You’ll be responsible for ensuring every item leaves our store secure, professionally packed, and damage-free. In addition to packing, you will assist with pickups, transportation handling, and shipping documentation, making you a key part of our customer experience and operations team.

What You’ll Do

Expertly pack fragile and high-value items using advanced protective techniques

Build custom packaging solutions (foam, double-boxing, specialty materials)

Handle artwork, antiques, and delicate items with extreme care

Assist with local pickups, loading, and unloading shipments

Secure packages properly for safe transportation

Accurately process shipping invoices and customer transactions

Maintain organized, clean, and safe workspace standards

Work closely with team members to ensure efficient workflow and quality control

What We’re Looking For

Experience packing fragile, high-value, or specialty items

Strong understanding of protective materials and packing methods

High level of attention to detail and accountability

Ability to lift up to 40 lbs safely

Comfortable working in a fast-paced retail environment

Strong communication and teamwork skills

Weekend availability required

Preferred Experience (Nice to Have)

Art handling (galleries, museums, auction houses)

Shipping/logistics or fulfillment experience

POS systems or shipping software familiarity

Experience with pickups or delivery handling

Why This Role Stands Out

Work with unique, high-value items (not repetitive warehouse packing)

Develop a specialized skillset in professional packing

Be part of a high-performing, detail-driven team

Opportunity for growth into leadership or operations roles

Compensation & Benefits

Competitive hourly pay

Flexible scheduling

Paid training

Sick time

401(k) with company match

Dental & Vision insurance

Employee discounts

Uniforms provided

Free parking

Work Environment

Retail store setting (not a warehouse)

Hands-on, active role

Team-oriented culture focused on quality and execution

Equal Opportunity Employer
We are committed to creating an inclusive workplace and do not discriminate based on any protected status.

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