Seasonal Line Driver / Forklift Driver- Polyiso-CCM
About The Position
Carlisle Construction Materials is hiring a seasonal Line Driver / Forklift Driver in Puyallup, Washington. The role operates a forklift to remove products from the production line and place them in designated warehouse locations, troubleshoots and operates packaging equipment, and fills in for other plant jobs as needed. The position is seasonal through March 2027. Employees work first shift in 2026 and transfer to second shift in 2027. The listed pay range is $26.33 to $27.33 per hour. The position is based inside an insulation manufacturing facility. Work may involve ambient and outdoor temperatures, nuisance dust, chemicals, mechanical parts and pinch points, industrial machinery noise, solvent and forklift exhaust fumes, and operation of heavy equipment including forklifts and yard tractors. The work is typically 40 hours per week with overtime as required. Shifts are typically Monday through Friday, with varied start and end times; weekend work is required as production, shipping, or warehouse needs dictate. The facility operates at a fast pace around the clock, five days a week.
Requirements
- Forklift operation knowledge and certification; preferably 3 to 5 years of experience.
- Knowledge of the entire warehouse layout, product codes, and batch numbers.
- Understanding of the entire production schedule.
- Knowledge of and certification in the LOTO program.
- Ability to identify possible quality defects.
- Knowledge of labels and piece counts.
- Knowledge of safety aspects of equipment operated and the plant’s general safety policies.
- Understanding of the impact of shipping incorrect or defective products.
- Ability to operate mobile equipment safely.
Responsibilities
- Operate propane sit-down lift trucks after completing the safety checklist.
- Use the SAPI system.
- Perform TPM equipment checklists.
- Create labels for each production run and verify that label information is correct.
- Operate and troubleshoot the label applicator.
- Verify the piece count on each pallet and compare it with the label.
- Inspect packaging for quality defects.
- Remove product from the production line and place it in designated warehouse locations.
- Keep the production line clear and running.
- Keep rows straight and leave 2–4 inches between pallets.
- Operate a glue gun.
- Handle materials and products.
- Empty dumpsters from the production floor when needed.
- Maintain housekeeping inside and outside the plant.
- Segregate defective product and notify the supervisor.
- Maintain 5S in assigned areas.
- Assist with training new team members.
- Fill in for other plant jobs as required.
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