1st Shift Reach Truck Forklift Driver Freezer & Perishable Only Facility

C&S Wholesale Grocers•Houston, TX

26d•$18 - $28

About The Position

Reach Truck Forklift Drivers support warehouse operations by replenishing product and moving merchandise through receiving, storage, production, and shipping areas. The role includes maintaining accurate inventory and transfer records, using handheld and other warehouse technology, completing equipment inspections, and keeping work areas clean. The facility handles refrigerated and frozen products. The position pays $18.00 per hour, with earnings up to $28.25 through additional incentives and premiums. Paid training is provided.

Requirements

MHE or forklift certification.
Ability to operate a stand-up forklift, sit-down forklift, reach truck, cherry picker, or other required materials-handling equipment.
Ability to operate a battery hoist.
At least one year of experience operating a stand-up forklift, sit-down forklift, reach truck, and/or cherry picker.
Comply with company policies and procedures.
Demonstrate commitment to and ability to work safely.
Reliability and satisfactory attendance.
Ability to produce quality work and meet required productivity and work expectations.
Ability to perform essential duties satisfactorily.
Ability to frequently lift products weighing 1–60 pounds or more, including lifting from floor level to overhead.
Ability to stand, bend, pull, lift, and pivot during the shift; the posting says these activities may occupy up to 90% of the shift.
Ability to handle sharp objects, including box-cutting tools.
Fall-protection training and proper fall-protection equipment when climbing up to 4 feet.

Responsibilities

Transport merchandise from the receiving dock or reserve slots to the proper warehouse location and complete purchase orders.
Maintain replenishment information in the computer using a handheld device when pallets are returned to racks.
Stack cases, rotate merchandise, refill benches, and fill pallet slots.
Pull materials or products to deliver to production lines.
Move and slot finished product from production to designated storage areas.
Pull finished product from storage and load it onto trailers.
Maintain accurate records of quantities, pack sizes, and descriptions.
Unload materials or products from trailers.
Use warehouse technology, such as voice systems and RF guns, to select products.
Complete paperwork for material transfers and date pallets with the current date.
Complete inspection forms for equipment operated and change forklift batteries when applicable.
Keep the work area clean, sweep floor slots, clean spills, and rework damaged product.
Use a case cutter to cut the tops off cases.
Perform other job-related duties as assigned.