Warehouse Turret Truck Operator
$17.00-$19.00
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$17.00-$19.00
About the role
- We are looking for candidates with at least 2 years of experience operating a Turret Truck or high-reach forklift. Certification is a plus, and candidates must be able to pass an internal forklift training program.
- You should have strong attention to detail, solid problem-solving skills, and the ability to stay organized and meet deadlines. Basic computer skills and familiarity with warehouse systems are important, along with the ability to communicate effectively.
- Physical requirements include lifting up to 50 lbs. regularly, with frequent bending, twisting, and pulling. Prior experience with pallet jacks, forklifts, and general warehouse operations is preferred.
- Requirements at a Glance:2+ years of turret truck/high-reach forklift experience (required)
- Forklift certification and OSHA certification (preferred)
- Must pass DMS forklift training to become certified on all equipment
- Basic computer and WMS experience
- Flexible with work hours and overtime as needed
- Strong organizational skills and ability to work under pressure
- Able to lift 50 lbs. and perform physically active tasks throughout the shift
- Schedule & Compensation:
- Full-time position
- Competitive hourly pay based on experience
- Why Join DMS?Consistent schedule & full-time hours
- Supportive warehouse team environment
- Opportunities for advancement and cross-training
- Growing company with a strong industry reputation
- If you're a skilled forklift operator with experience using turret trucks or high-reach equipment, we want to hear from you! Apply today with your updated resume.
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