2nd Shift Line Driver

Red Gold Careers-Direct Hire Opportunities Available•Geneva, IN

About The Position

Forklift Operators perform shipping and warehousing functions and are accountable for product quality. The role operates a forklift to move, load, unload, transfer, pick, and stage materials; completes inventory and shipping documentation; supports production and packaging operations; performs routine equipment upkeep; and maintains a clean work area. The operator is also responsible for monitoring and documenting applicable Food Safety Plan, Food Quality Plan, and prerequisite program requirements, taking appropriate actions, and reporting food safety or quality issues to management.

Requirements

High school diploma, GED, or equivalent experience.
At least 2 years of prior forklift experience.
Basic math and writing skills sufficient to accurately complete required paperwork.
Working knowledge of warehouse operations or ability to be trained.
Ability to operate a lift truck safely and efficiently while following plant and company shipping and warehousing rules.
Ability to pass forklift training, including written and driving tests and on-the-job work efforts.
Demonstrated observation skills.
Good communication skills.
Accuracy and attention to detail.
Ability to multitask and be proactive.
Ability to drive a standard forklift using both hands and both feet.
Ability to remain stationary, sitting or standing, for 50% of the time.
Ability to walk regularly, handle and feel with the hands, and reach with both hands and arms.
Ability to visually detect, perceive, or recognize objects at near and far distances and converse with other individuals.
Ability to lift and carry up to 60 pounds.
Safety-consciousness.
Ability to work outside in varying weather conditions, including rain, snow, and heat.

Responsibilities

Operate a forklift according to required safety standards.
Move materials to and from warehouses, production lines, and packaging lines.
Load and unload shuttles and transfer materials.
Pick and stage orders.
Remove used items, including pallets, tier sheets, and trash bins, from production, packaging, and warehouse areas.
Complete required paperwork, such as tally sheets, slot changes, and shuttle transfers.
Scan materials into and out of inventory using barcode tags.
Record receipt and loading of materials on driver paperwork, including bills of lading.
Complete the Forklift Operator's Daily Checklist to confirm forklift and equipment are in proper working order.
Assist production and packaging operators by removing plastic and straps from pallets when needed.
Perform routine maintenance not handled by the maintenance company, such as filling propane tanks and checking valves.
Maintain a clean work area by picking up trash, sweeping floors, and wiping down equipment as needed.
Monitor and document applicable Food Safety Plan, Food Quality Plan, and prerequisite program requirements, and take appropriate actions.
Report food safety and quality issues to management.