Forklift Operator, Formula (Stand Up) 2nd Shift

Performance Food Group•Jackson, MS

About The Position

Warehouse associates support the efficient flow of products through the distribution process while maintaining quality standards. The Forklift Operator, Formula operates material-handling equipment, such as forklifts, pallet jacks, and reach trucks, to transport incoming freight from staging areas to inventory storage locations and replenish pick slots. The role works to meet safety, Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), and quality standards and maintain efficient production flow. The operator also functions as a team member within the department and organization and performs other assigned duties to serve the company.

Requirements

High school diploma/GED or equivalent.
At least 6 months of warehouse and/or distribution work experience.
Able to work scheduled and assigned times and required overtime.
Able to stand, walk, reach, and lift repeatedly throughout the shift.
Able to lift, stack, and/or pull products from shelves and replenish product at various heights. Products weigh 10–35 pounds and generally up to approximately 60–90 pounds, depending on the location.
Able to work in multiple temperature environments, including cooler, freezer, and dry areas.
Must pass a post-offer drug test and criminal background check.

Nice To Haves

High school diploma/GED or equivalent.
At least 1 year of warehouse and/or distribution work experience using a motorized pallet jack or forklift.
Foodservice distribution or related industry experience.
Motorized pallet jack and/or forklift certification.

Responsibilities

Locate storage-rack slots, place pallets with a forklift or hand-stack items, and enter product data and location into the appropriate unit.
Count incoming freight in the staging area and transport it to the freezer using a forklift or pallet jack.
Replenish pick slots with outgoing stock according to next-day work orders.
Rotate date-sensitive stock and remove outdated inventory according to company policy.
Move overstocked items to available slots for temporary storage.
Remove empty pallets, cardboard packing, and strapping to the designated area or receptacles.
Inspect empty pallets for damage, stack them, and move them to the proper storage area using a pallet jack or forklift.
Follow preferred work methods, safety policies, procedures, and company guidelines.
Maintain a safe work area and immediately report unsafe conditions or acts.
Review the work schedule, perform equipment safety checks, obtain required supplies, and prepare for operations.
Wear required personal protective equipment and safety gear.
Meet required productivity and accuracy standards.
Work from receiving sheets, computer printouts, established procedures, and written or verbal instructions.
Inspect items for damage, perform temperature and quality checks, and take appropriate action as needed.
Perform general housekeeping duties in the work area.
Replace batteries requiring recharging with charged batteries and complete the vehicle inspection checklist.
Secure equipment and complete necessary paperwork at the end of the shift.
Perform other related duties as assigned.