2nd Shift Material Handling Operator

Verst Logistics•Hebron, KY

About The Position

Verst Logistics is hiring a Material Handling Operator for a second-shift position in Hebron, Kentucky. The role operates electric or propane-powered material handling equipment to load and unload trucks and move inventory to designated areas in an automotive distribution environment. The operator also supports order selection, shipment picking and packing, inventory updates and verification, product staging, and training new employees. The position pays $19 per hour plus a $1 shift differential and is scheduled Monday through Friday.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent preferred.
Must obtain forklift certification upon hire.
Basic reading and math skills.
Computer literacy.
Demonstrated problem-solving abilities and attention to detail.
Familiarity with SOX compliance requirements and OSHA regulations.
Ability to follow specific instructions thoroughly and accurately.
Good hand-eye coordination and motor skills.
Able to bend, walk, and safely lift up to 50 pounds frequently as required.
Able to work overtime, weekends, and holidays as needed due to customer requirements.

Nice To Haves

Three to five years of prior forklift operating experience.
Previous experience in an automotive distribution environment.
Previous experience with Continuous Improvement Plans and Lean Manufacturing techniques.
Familiarity with SDS/Hazmat safety.

Responsibilities

Safely operate material handling equipment to move inventory and position products on forks to prevent damage.
Follow internal personnel’s instructions for moving goods.
Complete daily task paperwork accurately and fully.
Complete daily preventive maintenance check forms for all equipment operated.
Verify product counts and information against shipping and receiving documents, and check products for damage.
Use an RF gun or required forms to maintain and update quantities and locations for shipped, received, or moved items.
Comply with safety regulations for equipment operation.
Report equipment malfunctions to a supervisor.
Follow facility procedures for locking and releasing trailers.
Identify flaws and defects and demonstrate knowledge of packing methods.
Place selected cases on pallets and arrange them to minimize product damage and ensure safe delivery.
Back up Order Selectors as required.
Pick and pack shipment orders, assist with inventory location changes, and help stage products.
Maintain a clean and safe work environment.
Perform cycle counts or verify inventory quantities and locations.
Train new employees on standard operating procedures.