Forklift Operator

Our company is currently seeking an experienced and highly skilled Forklift Operator. The prime function of this positionis to provide support to the supply chain through collecting, loading, shipping and receiving warehouse products. The successful candidate will be responsible for operating technical equipment, optimizing loading for efficient logistics and supporting other warehouse functions to ensure optimal operation of the business. Being a forklift operator is much more than just obtaining your forklift certification and starting the job, although that is the first step. An operator has many responsibilities not only to the company he/she is working for but also to OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration). An operator needs to be trusted to carry out his/her duties in a safe manner and in compliance with OSHA and company policies. When you accept our Forklift Operator position, you need to make sure that you know company policies and regulations so that you can be in compliance with our organization as well as OSHA. FORKLIFT OPERATOR DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Identify and report faulty pieces of equipment, damages, and safety concerns to the Supervisor immediately. Load and unload products from trailers using forklift trucks and other materials handling equipment. Store the products in proper places in the production floor. Transport products in proper places in the production floor. Deliver products to various units in a safe and timely manner. Sort, pack, wrap, tie and label products as per our company procedures. Clean work area and equipment regularly by removing empty pallets, wood and any other required products. Follow company standards and legal regulations to ensure a safe and positive work atmosphere. Maintain material handling equipment by recharging, cleaning, oiling, refueling, and other necessary actions, and record all information on our eMaint system. This position is not a sit only forklift operator position. INSPECTION FORKLIFT BEFORE OPERATION A forklift operator must inspect the forklift before operations begin. First, the operator must check both the fuel and voltage levels before the operation. Failing to do so can result in a malfunction of the machinery and ultimately result in collateral damage to product or injury to our team members. Another key survey is hydraulic oil. Hydraulic oil permits the forklift to raise and lower its lift platforms throughout the operation. It is crucial to check other fluids that will enhance the use of the vehicle and also check some of the parts to make sure they are not worn or damaged. BENEFITS: $300 Bi-weekly attendance Bonus401K with employer matchingHealth insurance, dental, vision, Metlife benefits and more!Paid vacationPaid Holidays$250 referral bonusOnsite medical clinicFree onsite English ClassesEmployer Discounts ProgramCareer Development Opportunities Compensation starts at $15/hr + Night Differential & $300 Biweekly attendance bonus. Day shift: Monday to Friday until end of production. Saturdays may be required depending on production.