Picker / packer jobs in High Point, NC
See real pay, real duties, and how High Point picker/packer work fits your schedule and goals before you apply this week.
What the pay really means
Actual pay for this role across 249 Lingo placements in High Point runs from $15 to $19.25 an hour, with most people landing right around $15. The low end is where most new pickers and packers start, but employers push pay up toward $19.25 for people who move fast, stay accurate, and show up reliably shift after shift. Getting to the top of that range usually comes from proving yourself on the floor, not from any special certificate.
Picker / packer jobs in High Point right now
No picker / packer jobs are listed in High Point at this moment. See all High Point openings below, or send your resume and we will reach out when one opens.
No High Point openings are listed at this moment. New jobs post most days — send us your resume or call the branch and a recruiter will match you when the next one opens.
What you'll actually do all day
You'll pull orders from racks or storage zones, then pack and label them correctly for shipment. Scanning each item to check accuracy matters as much as speed, since mistakes cost employers money and slow down the whole line. You'll stage finished orders for pickup and keep your pace matched to whatever volume is coming through that day. No prior warehouse background is required — employers care more about whether you show up on time and pay attention to detail than about your resume.
Where this work happens around High Point
Lingo places pickers and packers in food production, furniture and textiles, manufacturing, and warehousing sites across the Piedmont Triad. That covers High Point itself along with Greensboro, Winston-Salem, Thomasville, Jamestown, Archdale, and Kernersville — so if you live anywhere in Guilford, Forsyth, or Davidson County, there's likely a site within reach. Different employers run different schedules, including daytime, evening, and overnight options, so you can look for something that matches your life outside of work. Check the current openings list on this page for what's active right now, since it updates daily.
How to get started at the High Point branch
Bring a valid ID that shows you're able to work in the U.S. — that's the one thing to have ready. You can apply from home through Lingo's online listings or show up in person at 175 Northpoint Ave, Suite 204, High Point, NC 27262, where staff are ready for walk-ins Monday through Friday from 8 in the morning until 5 in the evening. Call (336) 551-2003 if you'd rather talk it through first. Pay comes weekly once you're placed, and roles range from short-term to long-term to direct hire, depending on what the employer needs.
What the work involves
- Picking orders from racks or zones
- Packing and labeling for shipment
- Scanning and verifying accuracy
- Staging completed orders
- Keeping pace with order volume
What it takes: No experience needed — accuracy and dependability are what employers want.
Straight answers
How much will I actually make as a picker or packer in High Point?
Based on 249 real Lingo placements, pay in this role has ranged from $15 to $19.25 an hour, with most people earning close to $15. Reaching the higher end usually happens after you've shown speed and accuracy on the job.
Do I need warehouse experience to apply?
No. Employers hiring for this role mainly want people who are accurate, dependable, and willing to keep a steady pace. Training happens on-site once you start.
What hours will I be working?
That depends on which opening you're placed into, since employers run different schedules including daytime, evening, and overnight shifts. Check the current openings list on this page to see what's available right now.
What do I need to bring to apply?
Bring a valid ID that proves you're eligible to work in the U.S. That's the one item to have on hand whether you apply online or stop by the branch in person.
Ready to work?
Apply online in minutes or come by the office. Weekly pay, no fees, a local team that picks up the phone.