Forklift Material Handler

I K I MANUFACTURING•Edgerton, WI

4d•Onsite

About The Position

Join Our Team as a Forklift Operator! Are you a safety-conscious professional with a passion for keeping things moving? We’re looking for a skilled Forklift Operator to become an essential part of our fast-paced, energetic, 3rd shift warehouse team. If you thrive in a dynamic environment and want to join a company that values your expertise, we want to hear from you! The Forklift Material Handler is responsible for material handling, including accurately picking, delivering & removing components and moving finished goods. This position may also assist in loading empty totes/empty drums onto trailers.

Requirements

Lifting items between 25 and 50 pounds required
2-4 years in a forklift material handling position.
Ability to operate at heights up to 50 feet required
Ability to stand for prolonged periods of time required
Team Player with strong oral and written communication skills in English, who adapts to changes in the work environment, manages competing demands, changes approach or method to best fit the situation and deals with frequent change, delays, or unexpected events.
Dedicated to completing the daily tasks required, both directed and implied
Ability to move materials within the warehouse both physically and systematically
Sense of urgency – act with the realization that efficiency is vital to success
Highly collaborative – collaboration is the fuel of our business, whether it is between employees, departments or customers.
Good cross function communication skills
Knowledgeable on safety practices, OSHA requirements and 5S best practices
Understanding of production work orders/ internal/external inventory transfers in high volume warehouse environment
Interpersonal skills with the ability to work both independently and as part of a team
Ability to handle stressful situations with perseverance and professionalism
Proven ability to develop and maintain positive and productive relationships with both internal partners and external clients

Responsibilities

Responsible to operate and maintain a sit-down/and/or stand-up forklift (gas or electric) safely, and for following all safety policies and procedures.
Regularly review schedule board to ensure knowledge of current and future work orders.
Accurately deliver components to the lines per the work order.
Responsible for ensuring accurate component delivery of caps, straws, tubes, cartons, and any other required components.
Responsible for following the procedure to record on staging paperwork components that have been moved during work order production.
Responsible to ensure next work order is staged and has approval stickers on it – communicate any issues to Warehouse Manager.
Responsible for ensuring components for next work order have been delivered 2 hours prior to the next work order starting.
Responsible to complete inventory transfer sheets when moving any components from warehouse to warehouse; warehouse to production lines, or Returns from Production Lines.
Responsible to ensure Returns are properly tagged with IKI label and/or certified count sticker if required and delivered to designated Returns location in Warehouse unless otherwise directed.
Responsible for returning all dunnage to warehouse designated dunnage location unless otherwise directed – must ensure proper banding and separation by can supplier.
Responsible to remove scrap cans via forklift dumper attachment to open top dumpster separated by steel and aluminum.
Responsible for communicating in a positive manner via radio/ or in person with Line Supervisor/ and or Line Material Handler.
Responsible at end of shift to ensure lines are properly stocked for next hour of running.
Responsible for moving Finished Goods to Finished Goods Warehouse.
Responsible for communicating to Warehouse Manager about any noted shortages or issues with the Lines.
Effectively practice and promote positivity and teamwork in all duties.
Other tasks as assigned by Warehouse Manager.
Possess a sense of urgency, accountability, and be able to work with limited supervision.
Flexibility in working overtime when needed, and supplying coverage to other shifts.
Maintain good housekeeping in area and adhere to Company Safety Policies.