Material Handler / Forklift Driver- Weekend D Shift (530am-6pm, Fri- Sun) 391

Now Foods•Bloomingdale, IL

20h•Onsite

About The Position

The Material Handler / Forklift Driver works in one or more warehouse and order-fulfillment functions, including RSL Dock Utility, RSL LTL, RSL Stocking, or BLM Receiving Warehouse. The role handles inbound and outbound materials, finished products, and supplies; prepares shipments; maintains inventory and warehouse locations; and completes required transactions and documentation. The employee must be certified in at least one of the listed work areas and may be assigned to different work centers as business needs require. The position supports safe production, good manufacturing practices, standard operating procedures, and continuous improvement. Work includes operating powered industrial trucks and other material-handling equipment, using scanners and computer systems such as Oracle, communicating with coworkers and other departments, and accurately completing paperwork. The role requires physical handling of products and materials, including lifting, pushing, pulling, reaching, and working at heights of up to 26 feet. The work takes place in manufacturing and warehouse areas, with exposure to moving mechanical parts, ingredients and airborne particles, and moderately loud noise. The posted schedule is Weekend D Shift, 5:30 a.m.–6:00 p.m., Friday through Sunday. The listed salary range is $19.60–$24.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Certification in at least one of the following areas: RSL Order Fulfillment Dock Utility; RSL Order Fulfillment LTL; RSL Order Fulfillment Stocking; 391 BLM Receiving Warehouse; or 395 BLM Receiving Warehouse.
Demonstrated ability to consistently meet quality, safety, and efficiency goals.
Good problem-solving skills and the ability to work independently, prioritize and manage multiple tasks in a fast-paced environment, maintain urgency, and adapt to changing tasks and work centers.
Strong teamwork, communication, attention to detail, and quality-work skills.
Ability to follow company policies and procedures, including safety policies, and safely operate powered industrial trucks and equipment.
Professional verbal and written communication skills; ability to read and understand simple instructions, correspondence, and memos; and ability to complete paperwork accurately.
Basic computer and data-entry skills.
Ability to obtain certification to operate turret trucks, dock stockers, powered pallet jacks, dock plates, and/or other raised-platform vehicles.
Ability to work a flexible schedule, including different schedules and weekends.
Ability to perform the physical demands described for the assigned function, including lifting and moving materials, standing, walking, sitting, reaching, using lift-truck controls, operating a computer, and accessing product at heights of up to 26 feet.

Nice To Haves

Prior experience operating turret trucks, dock stockers, powered pallet jacks, dock plates, and/or other raised-platform vehicles.
Prior experience in a manufacturing GMP and distribution environment, preferably food or pharmaceuticals.

Responsibilities

Participate in root-cause analysis and plant continuous-improvement initiatives, and recommend improvement ideas.
Complete required documentation accurately and truthfully; follow safety requirements, GMP requirements, SOPs, and work instructions.
Depending on assignment, check in truck drivers, inspect and unload trailers, verify materials and quantities, and receive materials into Oracle.
Prepare outbound freight by palletizing and stretch-wrapping orders, organizing shipments, and preparing domestic, international, or LTL shipments.
Use scanners, VoCollect, RF scanners, Oracle, and other computer applications to process, confirm, invoice, and ship orders.
Pick, palletize, pack, stage, and deliver products, bulk materials, raw materials, supplies, and outbound orders to designated locations or manufacturing lines.
Receive, inspect, store, move, and transport finished products, materials, and supplies; maintain warehouse locations and allergen separation.
Record putaway and other warehouse transactions; create and apply labels; report inventory discrepancies and escalate damaged or discrepant materials.
Pull bulk samples according to the sample standard and assist with bulk inventory cycle counts.
Communicate status updates across shifts and departments, including sales and customer service.
Operate powered industrial trucks and material-handling equipment safely.
Report workplace incidents and hazards, communicate safety concerns, use required personal protective equipment, and participate in safety activities.