Forklift Operator - 2nd Shift

Essential Functions and Responsibilities

• Verify and confirm counts of received goods and raw material from transfer trucks and containers, then put away on a timely manner.
• MATCH packing slips with purchase orders and receive them into the computer.
• Complete daily equipment checklists (MHE, RF, etc.) before operation.
• Load and unload trailers at the docks as assigned.
• Properly tag/label received goods.
• Pick orders that will be assigned to order pickers, palletize, and wrap accordingly then stage to a loading area as instructed.
• Absolute correct placement of pallets for outbound loading.
• Process daily assignments accurately and timely.
• Absolute ensure that all equipment is returned at the end of the shift to the designated area and placed on charge if needed.
• Meet and maintain production and quality standards.
• Sweep floors and maintain a tidy work area.
• Help to unload containers at times might be required.
• Absolute adhere to all company work rules.
• Absolute adhere to all safety rules and practices.
• Absolute maintain a positive work environment by acting and communicating in a manner so that you get along with customers, clients, co-workers, and management.
• Absolute other duties as assigned such as unloading containers or working in other departments.

Requirements

• One to three years experience operating reach trucks, cherry pickers, and swing reach trucks.
• Good computer skills.
• Good organizational and planning skills.
• Must be able to read and speak in English.
• A good work ethic and planning skills.
• Able to follow directions and communicate with others.
• Must be able to perform basic math functions.

Physical Requirements

• Lifts items up to 45 lbs.
• Physically and mentally able to work required shift.
• Ability to judge distances, and detect moving and stationary objects when transporting items in order to adhere with safety requirements.
• Recognize product types and safety/warning material (some small in size).
• Identify color-coded safety & warning areas/notices (most commonly colored yellow and red and some in small print) in order to maintain a safe work environment.
• Work in an environment that includes: seasonal heat & cold; exposure to safety areas with moving equipment; dust/dirt; noise; vibrations from equipment; lighting differences; and occasional fumes.
• Position self in order to remove or replace product and operate equipment.
• Frequently receives or exchanges information with management or other personnel regarding work requests or issues.
• Identify and react to potential hazards.