Warehouse jobs near you in South Boston
Seafood plants in the Marine Park and container work at the Conley Terminal, on South Boston’s working waterfront. Verify once with a free Work Passport and say yes to warehouse work from your phone.
Covers: The Raymond L. Flynn Marine Park, Drydock Avenue, The Conley Terminal, The Seaport District.
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The working waterfront
South Boston still has a working port. The Raymond L. Flynn Marine Park, along Drydock Avenue, is home to seafood companies that cut, pack and store fish, with cold storage beside the processing rooms. The Conley Terminal, run by Massport, is the Port of Boston’s container terminal, where ships are unloaded and trucks pick up the boxes.
Jobs here include fish cutting and packing, sorting, loading trucks and cleaning, often in cold rooms and on early shifts. Packing and sorting are where people usually start, and cutting fish is a skill learned over time. Food distribution work is also within reach at Newmarket, which Route 10 links with City Point.
The Silver Line’s SL2 runs to Drydock Avenue and the Design Center in the Marine Park, and Route 4 comes from North Station. Seafood rooms stay cold from start to finish, so warm layers under your work gear help. Check which building in the park you are going to before you start, since the park covers a wide stretch of waterfront.
Getting around
- Silver Line SL2: Drydock Avenue, Design Center
- Route 4: North Station to the Design Center
- Route 10: City Point to Newmarket
Where the work is
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Seafood processing
In the Raymond L. Flynn Marine Park, along Drydock Avenue.
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Container port
At the Conley Terminal, on the South Boston waterfront.
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Food distribution
At Newmarket, by Route 10 from City Point.
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Questions people in South Boston ask
Where are the warehouse and processing jobs in South Boston?
In the Raymond L. Flynn Marine Park, where seafood companies process and store fish, and around the Conley Terminal, the port’s container yard.
How do I get to the Marine Park without a car?
Take the Silver Line SL2 from South Station toward the Design Center, or Route 4 from North Station. Both reach Drydock Avenue.
Do I need a résumé to apply for jobs in South Boston?
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?
Yes. Workers never pay. Employers cover the cost of hiring.
Are the openings on this page real?
They’re examples, written by AI for South Boston 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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