Forklift Operator
manpowerOmaha (NE)
About the role
Warehouse Loader / Shipping & Receiving Associate Our client, a manufacturing and distribution organization in Omaha NE, is seeking a Warehouse Loader / Shipping & Receiving Associate to join their team. As a Warehouse Loader / Shipping & Receiving Associate, you will be part of the Shipping & Receiving department supporting production and logistics teams. The ideal candidate will have strong attention to detail, a safety-focused mindset, and the ability to work well as part of a team, which will align successfully in the organization.
Job Title:
Warehouse Loader / Shipping & Receiving Associate Location: Omaha NE Pay Range: 19.59 per hour What's the Job? Safely load finished units from conveyor lines into trailers or designated storage areas Read and interpret work orders, shipping documents, and receiving paperwork Verify load tags, unit counts, and inspect products for damage during loading Accurately complete tally sheets, bills of lading, and maintain organized paperwork Maintain clean, organized work areas, trailers, and storage locations What's Needed? Demonstrated commitment to safety, attendance, and quality of work Must have forklift experience - Certified ability to safely operate a forklift Ability to read measuring devices and perform accurate counts Basic computer knowledge and ability to complete required documentation Ability to follow instructions, learn new processes, and work effectively on a team What's in it for me?
Pay range: 19.59/hr4:00am-12:30pmConsistent work in a team-oriented environment
Opportunity to build forklift and logistics experience Safe workplace with established safety procedures Potential for skill development and long-term opportunity Interested? Like to learn more? Apply today! A recruiter will reach out to share the details.
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