The Line Driver is responsible for storing and retrieving goods in the storage area of the workplace. This role involves rotating stock to ensure oldest materials are used first, noting and reporting any damaged cartons, crates, or containers, and recording items added or removed from inventory. The operator will use an industrial forklift and a handheld scan gun/RFGEN for lot tracking to maintain accurate inventory. They will work from written or verbal instructions, operating a forklift to pick up, move, load, and unload product on or from trailers while meeting all relevant guidelines. The position also includes performing minor service of equipment, completing daily safety inspections, identifying and reporting problems to a supervisor, and changing fuel bottles or refueling forklifts. Maintaining a clean and orderly work area, dock, and equipment, adhering to storage design principles, and recommending improvements are also key responsibilities. The operator will create product labels, read and understand lot numbers, expiration dates, ingredient lists, and production schedules, and complete various reports daily, entering information into a computer program efficiently. They will use basic tools such as wrenches, tape measures, scales, and air and water hoses, and consolidate partial pallets as directed. The operator must be able to maneuver a forklift in tight spaces while maintaining a safe work zone. This role also involves participating as a member of the team, contributing to the development and implementation of team concepts, programs, and policies, and coordinating work to ensure B.E.S.T practices. The operator must be familiar with Simmons' established operating systems and understand their role in supporting these systems, communicating concerns and improvement ideas. Other duties may be assigned in support of business objectives.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED