At Russell Stover, the Forklift Operator helps ensure efficient movement of materials and finished products throughout the facility. The role transports materials to work areas, moves finished goods to storage, returns unused materials to designated locations, and supports related material-handling activities. Tasks may include placing pallet tops, banding and shrink-wrapping skids, moving trash bales, loading trash trailers, scanning and tracking inventory, maintaining accurate counts and entering data, maintaining the shrink-wrapper printer and its ribbons and labels, assisting with truck loading and unloading, and supporting plant management as needed. The operator safely uses machinery according to established standards and instructions; loads and unloads trailers; receives and puts away products using handheld scanners; verifies, counts, consolidates, and issues inventory to production lines; and keeps the work area clean and organized. The position follows Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) and Food Safety and Quality Assurance (FSQA) programs, promptly reports food safety hazards or process deviations, and contributes to the plant’s food safety culture. This is a seasonal position. The work environment includes protective gear, food-safety dress requirements, climate-controlled conditions in most roles, and exposure to ingredients that may be food allergens, including nuts and milk. Work involves extended periods on one’s feet, moving around, climbing ladders, and lifting up to 50 pounds. Employment is contingent on I-9 employment eligibility verification, passing a urinalysis drug screen, education verification, and satisfactory reference and background checks.
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