Special Vehicles Operator

Tenaris•Bay City, TX

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Special Vehicles Operator loads and unloads trucks, wagons, or production lines safely and efficiently, following applicable procedures and defined quality standards. The role supports productivity and efficiency goals, maintains accurate records and product traceability, and uses company assets appropriately. It also contributes to workplace safety, continuous improvement, training, and a clean and orderly work area. The position operates forklifts weighing more than 11,000 lbs. (5,000 kg), performs loading and unloading of trucks, wagons, or benches, reports malfunctions and abnormalities, and updates tracking systems. The stated schedule is rotating 12-hour shifts. A $1.50 night-shift premium is provided for overnight shifts.

Requirements

Completed high school, or five years of experience with the company, or approval of an entry-level exam.
Health, Safety and Environment qualification or training.
Quality System qualification or training.
On-the-job operation training.
Product inspection when applicable.
Certification when applicable.

Responsibilities

Follow health, safety, and environmental policies and report situations that present potential risks.
Ensure product quality according to defined standards and report deviations.
Perform duties efficiently in line with productivity and efficiency standards and minimum costs.
Carry out activities according to applicable procedures.
Complete and update applicable records accurately to ensure product traceability.
Use company assets appropriately and detect and report malfunctions.
Attend and collaborate in training activities to maintain and increase company knowledge.
Suggest improvements and participate in continuous improvement activities.
Maintain a clean and orderly workplace.
Perform activities with an understanding of their consequences for the overall process.
Follow Tenaris discipline norms.
Complete safety checklists and other auditable forms in compliance with safety regulations and procedures.
Operate forklifts weighing more than 11,000 lbs. (5,000 kg).
Load and unload trucks, wagons, or benches.
Report malfunctions and abnormalities.
Update information in tracking systems.