Operates forklifts and other material-handling equipment in a distribution center and/or manufacturing area. Receives, moves, stages, and stores materials and products, arranging them for proper movement and maintaining inventory accuracy. The role works under the direction of a warehouse supervisor/manager or material handling manager. The operator performs system transactions and scans product movements, prepares materials and truck orders, restocks materials and pick locations, loads and unloads trucks, and completes shipping load sheets using barcode scanners. Responsibilities also include maintaining a clean warehouse or manufacturing facility and equipment, performing preventative maintenance and minor repairs, consolidating bays, moving production-staged product to proper bay locations, reporting damaged product, and participating in annual physical inventory. The position requires compliance with safety procedures and OSHA specifications for powered industrial truck (PIT) equipment, including equipment inspections and dock-safety procedures. It is a safety-sensitive function. Work takes place in a manufacturing and/or warehouse environment and may involve varied weather and exposure to heat, cold, humidity, noise, airborne particles, moving mechanical parts, and forklift traffic. The stated schedule is Friday through Sunday, 4 p.m. to 4 a.m.
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