Material Handler, Forklift Operator - Chemical Manufacturing (Afternoon Shift)

Ecolab•Mississauga, ON

6d•Onsite

About The Position

Ecolab is seeking a Material Handler - Forklift Operator for the afternoon shift in chemical manufacturing. This role is responsible for all aspects of safely handling materials in the production area. Ecolab offers the opportunity to work on meaningful challenges, contribute to safe environments, and provides a long-term career path with access to resources, tools, and technology. The company values sustainability, a safety-focused culture, and has been recognized as one of the most ethical companies. A comprehensive benefits package is offered starting day one, including medical, dental, vision, stock purchase plan, and tuition reimbursement.

Requirements

High School diploma or equivalent
Certified Forklift Driver, experience with counter-balance and standup/reach forklifts
3 to 5 years experience driving in a manufacturing environment
Ability to use basic math, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division of whole numbers, fractions, percentages, and decimals
No immigration sponsorship available for this role

Nice To Haves

experience with chemicals or dangerous goods is preferred
Ability to complete training and master skills that are required by position (including but not limited to Hazardous Material Safety and TDG training)
Ability to understand and track safety, quality and productivity data, including run rates, fill weights, and averages
Mechanical aptitude
Experience with Total Production Management (TPM) & Continuous Improvement Systems
Strong attention to detail, good communicator and a team member
Ability to meet physical requirements of position

Responsibilities

Determining needed packaging materials and locating these items.
Using forklifting equipment (counterbalance and stand-up/reach) to keep all production locations supplied with packaging and raw materials.
Removing finished products from lines and staging areas to maintain production rates.
Properly storing pallets of finished goods and restocking partial pallets of leftover raw material and packaging supplies at the end of a production run.
Checking raw material, product and package appearance for any inconsistencies from specification. Unusual raw material, product or package appearance should be brought to the attention of the supervisor immediately.
Performing daily safety and operational checks on equipment being used and documenting this information. Also documenting any other production and quality data as required.
Ensuring that packaged products meet specification and requirements, meaning in a manner that conforms with laws pertaining to transportation of chemicals, meets customer needs, and ensures that the product arrives at the destination intact.
Ensuring that all loads moved are securely fastened to the pallet as appropriate.
Performing battery changing as necessary to maintain operation of equipment.
Maintain a clean and safe work environment.
Follow all safety policies and procedures and wear all required PPEs.
Other duties as required by business needs or as assigned by leaders.