Shipping Lead- Nights

Michael Foods Inc.•Mars Hill, ME

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Michael Foods, Inc. is hiring a Shipping Lead for its Mars Hill, Maine facility. The Shipping Lead oversees Forklift Operators on their shift and delegates tasks to support the Distribution department and the movement of materials to and from appropriate storage areas. The role includes operating a Powered Industrial Truck (P.I.T.) and assisting with operator duties when not performing lead responsibilities. The position is responsible for reinforcing workplace safety and ensuring compliance with food safety and quality policies, procedures, and activities. The Shipping Lead coordinates shift handoffs and workload, monitors dock and warehouse operations, supports operator training, and helps maintain clean, organized, sanitary work areas. The pay range is $20.40 to $24.99 per hour.

Requirements

At least six months of experience in a palletized warehouse environment is preferred.
Strong leadership and interpersonal skills are required.
Successful completion of the P.I.T. training program and certification is required.
Ability to use standard office technology, including a computer, copier/fax machine, and phone system.
High school diploma or G.E.D., or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Ability to read, write, and speak English effectively.
Strong math and problem-solving skills.

Nice To Haves

Ability to analyze situations and make decisions that benefit the company without jeopardizing employee health and well-being.

Responsibilities

Conduct pre-shift meetings with the outgoing Shipping Lead, communicate changes and daily workload to the crew, assess staffing against workload, and adjust assignments as needed.
Monitor shipping doors and prepare or close them according to inbound and outbound inspection procedures.
Coordinate with Warehouse Leads to maintain consistent workflow to the floor.
Monitor the dock appointment schedule to support prompt shipment loading.
Monitor the work floor for safety concerns or infractions and respond appropriately.
Operate a Powered Industrial Truck (P.I.T.) safely and productively, and assist operators with daily tasks when not performing lead duties.
Keep warehouses organized and clean, address damages, ensure pallets are placed into bins rather than left on the floor, and complete the warehouse sanitation standard work form.
Participate in training and progressive SAP training for new forklift operators.
Promote teamwork within and across teams through positive, pleasant communication.
Help maintain a safe and healthy workplace by following safety policies and procedures and incorporating safety and health practices into job tasks.
Follow quality work practices and GMPs, maintain sanitary conditions, protect product quality, and report conditions or practices that could adversely affect food safety or quality to management.
Follow SQF principles pertinent to the position as specified by the SQF Practitioner.
Report food safety and human safety concerns to appropriate personnel, such as a QA technician, Safety Manager, or FSQ Manager.
Perform other duties as assigned.