Warehouse jobs near you in Quincy

Quincy’s industrial waterfront is at Quincy Point, where the old Fore River Shipyard now stores and ships vehicles and parts. Verify once with a free Work Passport and say yes from your phone when a shift fits your days.

Covers: Quincy Point, Fore River Shipyard, Washington Street, Fore River Bridge.

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Where the shipyard used to be

Quincy is not a warehouse town; most of its frontline work is in shops, restaurants and care. The exception is Quincy Point, where the former Fore River Shipyard, on the Weymouth Fore River, is now a vehicle storage and distribution site with warehouse and office buildings, rail tracks running through it and a deep-water channel.

Work at a site like this means moving and staging vehicles, handling parts and loading. Beyond it, delivery and stockroom work in Quincy is mostly at the supermarkets and stores of Hancock Street and the Southern Artery, where trucks are unloaded and shelves filled early in the day.

Buses 220 and 222 leave Quincy Center and run down Washington Street through Quincy Point to the Fore River Bridge, which carries Route 3A across to Weymouth. The shipyard site sits along the river there, on the Quincy and Braintree side.

Getting around

  • Buses 220 and 222: Washington Street from Quincy Center through Quincy Point
  • Red Line: Quincy Center, where those buses start
  • Commuter Rail: Quincy Center station

Where the work is

  • Vehicle storage and distribution

    The old shipyard site on the Fore River at Quincy Point.

  • Store receiving

    Supermarkets on Hancock Street and the Southern Artery.

  • Stockrooms

    Shops in Quincy Center and North Quincy Plaza.

Questions people in Quincy ask

Where is warehouse work in Quincy?

Mainly at Quincy Point, on the old Fore River Shipyard by the Fore River Bridge. Elsewhere it is stockroom and receiving work at stores.

How do I get to Quincy Point without a car?

Take bus 220 or 222 from Quincy Center along Washington Street. Both run through Quincy Point toward the Fore River Bridge.

Do I need a résumé to apply for jobs in Quincy?

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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