Warehouse jobs near you in Malden
Industrial buildings along Eastern Avenue and the Malden River, with bigger warehouse districts a bus ride south. With a free Work Passport, you can say yes to those warehouse shifts from your phone.
Covers: Eastern Avenue, Franklin Street, Maplewood Street, Commercial Street, Canal Street, Bellrock.
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Light industry by the river and on Eastern Avenue
Malden has warehouse and industrial work, but in smaller pockets than its neighbors to the south. Eastern Avenue holds a good share of it, with industrial buildings and warehouses near Franklin Street and again toward Linden Square, and Franklin Street and Maplewood Street have more of the same.
On the west side, the banks of the Malden River are largely industrial, from Canal Street and Commercial Street in Edgeworth south through Bellrock toward the Everett line. Work in buildings like these means loading and unloading, picking and packing orders, running a pallet jack or forklift, and yard and maintenance help.
For bigger warehouse districts, Everett's Second Street and the New England Produce Center in Chelsea are a bus ride south: the 104 runs from Malden Center through Everett to Second Street and Chelsea. Closer to home, the 105 and 109 run along Eastern Avenue and the 97 follows Commercial Street.
Getting around
- Bus 104: Malden Center, Ferry Street, Everett, Second Street, Chelsea
- Buses 105 and 109: Eastern Avenue
- Bus 97: Malden Center, Commercial Street, Everett, Wellington (Orange Line)
Where the work is
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Warehouses and industrial buildings
Along Eastern Avenue, near Franklin Street and toward Linden Square.
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Riverside industry
By the Malden River, off Canal Street and Commercial Street.
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Produce and food wholesale
In Chelsea, reached by the 104 bus from Malden Center.
Jobs by type in Malden
Questions people in Malden ask
Is there warehouse work in Malden itself?
Yes, in smaller pockets: along Eastern Avenue, Franklin Street and Maplewood Street, and in the industrial buildings by the Malden River off Canal Street and Commercial Street.
Where are bigger warehouse areas near Malden?
To the south, along Second Street in Everett and around the New England Produce Center in Chelsea. The 104 bus runs there from Malden Center.
Do I need a résumé to apply for jobs in Malden?
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.
Is the Work Passport free?
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They’re examples, written by AI for Malden to show the kind of work nearby, and their employers are invented. Live openings are on the Passport jobs board, where you apply with your Passport.
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