Forklift Operator, Night Shift

PFG | Performance Good Group

About The Position

The Forklift Operator, Non Formula transports incoming freight from staging areas to inventory and storage slots in the assigned warehouse area, and replenishes pick slots to support an efficient distribution process. The role involves operating material-handling equipment and maintaining safety, Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), product quality, and accuracy standards. Associates work as team members and perform other duties as assigned.

Requirements

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

Nice To Haves

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 slots, place pallets using a forklift or hand-stack items, and enter product data and locations 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Replenish pick slots with stock for next-day work orders and rotate date-sensitive stock; remove outdated inventory according to company policy.
Move overstock items to available temporary storage slots.
Remove empty pallets, cardboard, and strapping to designated areas or receptacles.
Inspect empty pallets for damage, stack them, and move them to the proper storage area.
Follow preferred work methods, safety policies, and procedures.
Maintain a safe work area and report unsafe conditions or acts immediately.
Review the work schedule, inspect equipment for safety, obtain required supplies, and prepare for operations.
Wear required personal protective equipment and safety gear.
Meet productivity and accuracy standards.
Use receiving sheets, computer printouts, established procedures, and written or verbal instructions to perform work.
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 vehicle inspection checklists.
Secure equipment and complete required paperwork at the end of the shift.
Perform other related duties as assigned.