Forklift Operator - 1st Shift

In your role, you will: Material Handling: Operate levers or controls to manipulate lifting devices like forklifts, hoists, or elevating platforms for the purpose of loading, unloading, or transporting materials. Equipment Operation: Safely operate gasoline- or electric-powered forklifts to move materials across various areas including loading docks, processing zones, and storage sectors. Load and Unload: Whether manually or mechanically, load or unload materials from transport vehicles such as pallets, skids, or cars. Secure Transport: Properly position and secure lifting devices to move loaded pallets or boxes safely to their designated locations. Quality Checks: Inspect the load for accuracy and secure transportation throughout the facility to guarantee timely and complete deliveries. Communication: Signal coworkers for the discharge, dumping, or leveling of materials. Data Recording: Weigh materials or products and accurately log weight or other production data. Routine Upkeep: Conduct regular maintenance tasks such as cleaning, lubrication, battery recharging, fueling, or gas tank replacements on vehicles or auxiliary equipment. Machine Operation: Handle automatic stacking, loading, packaging, or cutting machines as required. Material Release: Utilize valves and chutes to unload materials into designated hoppers. To excel in this role, you must have: Operational Skills: Know how to operate forklift and other material-moving equipment. Vehicle Management: Safely operate vehicles designated for material transport. Load Management: Efficiently load shipments or materials. Equipment Positioning: Properly position material-handling equipment for operations. Cargo Security: Ensure the cargo is secure for transport. Coordination: Communicate effectively for coordinated material handling. Inspection: Check cargo areas for cleanliness and condition. Material Movement: Skill in moving materials, equipment, or supplies. Marking and Weighing: Mark materials for identification and weigh them for compliance. Maintenance and Cleaning: Maintain and clean vehicles and components. Equipment Installation: Install necessary parts or attachments in material-handling equipment. Problem Identification: Inspect machinery to identify errors or defects. Manual Handling: Efficiently handle and move objects. Standard Compliance: Evaluate information to ensure compliance with laws and regulations. Data Recording: Record or store information in written or digital form. Mechanical Maintenance: Skill in servicing, repairing, and adjusting mechanical equipment. Qualifications Education: High school diploma completed. Experience: Proven experience as a forklift operator. Licensing: Must successfully complete the Forklift Driver Licensing process. Computer Skills: Basic computer proficiency. Maintenance Skills: Basic experience in equipment maintenance. By joining our team, your expertise in material handling will significantly contribute to the smooth running and growth of our Las Vegas operations. #J-18808-Ljbffr