Provider of integrated facility, infrastructure, and mobility services to commercial, industrial, institutional clients.
Warehouse Clerks, also known as Provisioning Agents, handle general warehouse duties that include receiving, distributing, and controlling the inventory needed for aircraft. They report to the Provisioning Shift Supervisors and Operation Managers and may be assigned additional tasks as business needs dictate.
The role demands significant physical effort: employees must stand and walk for the entire shift, lift up to 50 lb, and perform activities such as bending, crawling, and handling various materials. The work environment features moderate to high noise levels, variable temperature and humidity, and exposure to open‑air conditions that may include fumes, insects, and birds.
Effective communication in English is required, along with the ability to read safety rules and procedures, write routine reports and emails, and perform basic math calculations for inventory tracking. Employees must also be proficient with computers, use common‑sense reasoning to follow instructions, and adapt to challenges as they arise.
Applicants must be at least 18 years old, hold a high school diploma or GED, and comply with company uniform, grooming standards, and badge requirements. They must provide appropriate identification documents for SIDA badge clearance and adhere to ABM’s policies on discrimination, harassment, ethics, and security. Comprehensive benefits are available to eligible employees.
The Warehouse Agent position at Dulles International Airport pays $18.13 per hour on a weekly schedule and is classified as full‑time, non‑exempt. The standard shift runs from 6:00 AM to 2:30 PM, and employees must be willing to work Saturday, Sunday, and three weekdays for five consecutive days. Onboarding can take up to four weeks, and shift assignments are based on business needs and availability, so flexibility is required.