Warehouse jobs near you in Everett
Yards and warehouses along Second Street and lower Broadway, with the produce market on Beacham Street next door. Set the days you can work in a free Work Passport and say yes to yard and produce shifts from your phone.
Covers: Second Street, Spring Street, Broadway, Beacham Street, Revere Beach Parkway, Mystic River waterfront.
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The industrial side, south of the parkway
Everett's industrial land lies south of the Revere Beach Parkway. Second Street, running toward the Chelsea line, and side streets off it such as Spring Street hold warehouses, storage buildings and yards, and lower Broadway heads down toward the Mystic River past more industrial lots. The riverfront is part of the Port of Boston.
Food distribution is right next door. The New England Produce Center, a wholesale fruit and vegetable market, is on Beacham Street just over the line in Chelsea, and food wholesalers fill the streets around it. Work there means loading trucks, sorting and packing produce, and moving pallets by hand truck or forklift.
Buses reach the area along its edges. The 104 runs down Second Street on its way to Chelsea, a walk from the produce center, and the 110 and 112 run along Chelsea Street through Everett Square. Check the first bus of the day before you say yes to an early start.
Getting around
- Bus 104: Second Street, Everett Square, toward Chelsea and Airport station
- Buses 110 and 112: Chelsea Street, Everett Square, Wellington (Orange Line)
- Bus 109: Broadway, Everett Square, Sullivan Square (Orange Line)
Where the work is
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Warehouses and yards
Along Second Street and Spring Street, south of the parkway.
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Produce and food wholesale
Around Beacham Street, at the Chelsea line.
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Industrial lots
Down lower Broadway toward the Mystic River.
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Questions people in Everett ask
Where is warehouse work in Everett?
South of the Revere Beach Parkway: along Second Street and its side streets, down lower Broadway toward the Mystic River, and around the produce market on Beacham Street at the Chelsea line.
Can I reach the produce market from Everett by bus?
Yes. The 104 runs along Second Street, and the market on Beacham Street is a walk from its stops near Spring Street and Boston Street.
Do I need a résumé to apply for jobs in Everett?
No. Your Work Passport takes its place. You verify who you are once, in a short chat on your phone, and employers near you see that it’s verified.
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