Warehouse jobs near you in Chelsea
Produce and food wholesale on Beacham Street, warehouses on Second Street and terminal work along Chelsea Creek. Verify once with a free Work Passport and pick up produce and warehouse shifts by phone.
Covers: New England Produce Center, Beacham Street, Second Street, Chelsea Creek, Eastern Avenue, Marginal Street.
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Produce, food wholesale and a working waterfront
Chelsea's warehouse work starts with food. The New England Produce Center, on Beacham Street at the Everett line, is a wholesale fruit and vegetable market served by trucks and a freight rail line, and the streets around it hold restaurant suppliers and food wholesalers. The work is loading, sorting, packing and moving pallets.
The other side of the city is a working port. Chelsea Creek, between Chelsea and East Boston, is a designated port area: the fuel terminals along it store the jet fuel used at Logan Airport, and road salt comes in at a terminal on Marginal Street. Second Street, toward the Everett line, has warehouses and yards as well.
Without a car, the 104 bus runs along Second Street, a walk from the produce center, and the 112 comes in on Everett Avenue and Spruce Street. The SL3 stops at Eastern Avenue near the creek before heading to Airport station. For bigger industrial areas, Everett's side of Second Street and lower Broadway continue just across the line.
Getting around
- Bus 104: Second Street, Spruce Street, Everett Avenue
- Bus 112: Everett Avenue, Spruce Street, Bellingham Square
- Silver Line SL3: Eastern Avenue, Box District, Bellingham Square, Chelsea
- Commuter Rail (Newburyport/Rockport Line): Chelsea
Where the work is
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Produce and food wholesale
At the New England Produce Center on Beacham Street.
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Warehouses and yards
Along Second Street, toward the Everett line.
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Port and terminal work
On the Chelsea Creek waterfront, by Eastern Avenue and Marginal Street.
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Questions people in Chelsea ask
Where is the produce market in Chelsea?
The New England Produce Center is on Beacham Street, in the west of the city at the Everett line. Food wholesalers fill the streets around it.
What kinds of warehouse work are in Chelsea?
Loading, sorting and packing at the produce and food wholesalers, warehouse and yard work along Second Street, and terminal work on the Chelsea Creek waterfront.
Do I need a résumé to apply for jobs in Chelsea?
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