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Amazon · Kenosha, WI

Seasonal Process Assistant, OB AFE - NA5 - 1830

US, WI, KenoshaAdministrative

Listed on Amazon’s official careers site. Posted October 15, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Seasonal Process Assistant

OB AFE

NA5-1830 (Sun-Wed 630PM-5AM)

The Process Assistant is assigned to the Area Manager and will hold responsibilities specific to the different Fulfillment Center areas.

Key Job Elements

  • Support and work in the department as required
  • Helping support daily management of department duties, including allocating labor, leading meetings, assigning job duties, and communicating with internal and external suppliers
  • Providing vacation coverage for Area Managers
  • Providing policy follow-up, attendance tracking (duties do not extend to discipline)
  • Tracking and reporting of ATS/labor hours
  • Assisting the floor as an associate resource, training associates and verifying SOP compliance
  • Ensuring successful area performance, through tracking, reporting and feedback of associate performance
  • Participating in Operational Excellence initiatives in some capacity
  • Filling in as needed with production duties
  • Fully understanding workflow and daily production goals
  • Reviewing and updating SOP as required
  • Assisting in keeping work area clean and organized
  • Identifying and addressing safety hazards within the work area
  • Coaching associates to work safely at all times
  • Participating in safety initiatives
  • Referring all job injuries immediately to area manager

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