Forklift Operator 2nd Shift - Press Department

Forklift Operator 2nd Shift - Press Department PRIMARY ROLE Keep the press running by safely delivering the RIGHT material at the RIGHT time. CORE RESPONSIBILITIES – Material Flow - Deliver coils, sheets, and blanks to correct press - Remove finished goods & scrap bins - Follow FIFO (First-In, First-Out) - Prevent line stoppages CORE RESPONSIBILITIES – Coil Handling - Move coils safely (use proper attachments) - Verify: Coil ID, Heat number, Thickness / Grade - Check for damage (dents, rust, broken bands) MATERIAL ACCURACY - RIGHT material → RIGHT press - NO mix-ups (grade, thickness, finish) - Double-check labels before staging INVENTORY CONTROL - Scan or track materials - Keep staging & storage areas organized - Report shortages or mismatchesimmediately SAFETY FIRST – ZERO EXCEPTIONS - Perform daily forklift inspection - Drive controlled in high-traffic areas - Keep loads low, stable, and secure - Sound horn at intersections - Coils are extremely heavy – use proper attachments - Wear PPE: steel-toe boots, safety glasses, gloves QUALITY EXPECTATIONS - No damaged material during transport - No mixed materials at press - Report defectsimmediately SUCCESS METRICS - Zero safety incidents - No press downtime due to material - Accurate material delivery - Clean & organized area (5S) 5S STANDARD - Keep aisles clear - Store coils in designated areas -Maintainclean workspace REMEMBER Wrong material = Scrap + Downtime Unsafe move =Serious injuryrisk Stay alert. 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