Shipping & Receiving Forklift Operator 2nd Shift

Lineage Logistics•Denver, CO

19h•Onsite

About The Position

The Shipping & Receiving Forklift Operator checks and records materials transported to and from the site, stocks received items, and fills customer orders for shipment while following regulatory and company safety standards, policies, and procedures. This role works in a freezer warehouse and requires stand-up forklift experience. The stated schedule is Monday through Friday, 2:00 p.m. to 10:15 p.m., with a $1.50 shift differential. The posting lists a base pay of $21.50–$23 and a broader pay range of $16.97–$28.65. The role may involve working in cold storage temperatures as low as -20°F/-25°C or dry storage temperatures up to 100°F/37°C, while wearing company-provided personal protective equipment and freezer gear. The operator must be able to lift at least 40 pounds, work around varying noise levels, and accommodate a flexible schedule or shift, including weekends if needed. Lineage describes this as an opportunity to begin a career path within the company, with the potential for greater responsibilities and promotions. The company says it values respect and team-member development and is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer.

Requirements

Stand-up forklift experience is required.
Basic math skills.
Ability to understand instructions in the country's official language or as defined by Lineage Logistics.
Basic computer skills may be required depending on the facility.
Ability to work in temperatures as low as -20°F/-25°C in cold storage sites or up to 100°F/37°C in dry storage sites while wearing company-provided personal protective equipment and freezer gear.
Ability to lift a minimum of 40 pounds/18 kilograms; the required weight may be higher depending on the facility.
Ability to work a flexible schedule and shift, including weekends if needed.
Comfort working with varying noise levels, which can sometimes be loud.

Responsibilities

Review delivered loads or batches to verify the quantity and type of material.
Write tickets showing the quantity and type of material, truck number, job location, and time, as applicable.
Report amounts of materials transported.
Record quantities of materials or items received or distributed.
Weigh or count items for distribution within the plant to ensure they meet company standards.
Report damages and claims to inventory control.
Arrange stock parts in a specific order for assembly by other workers.
Process inbound and outbound orders safely and accurately.
Work with other machinery and material-handling equipment.
Stock received items and fill customer orders for shipment while following safety standards, policies, and procedures.