Loader
alliance steelOklahoma City (OK)
About the role
Alliance Steel, Inc. Loader Position With over 50 years' experience, Alliance Steel, Inc. is one of the most respected customer-focused companies in the business. Alliance specializes in the design, engineering, manufacturing and delivery of high-quality pre-engineered steel and premium building components. We work in a safe, positive, and engaging environment, and believe our employees are the fuel that drives our business. Alliance Steel, Inc. is seeking loaders to join our growing team. As a loader, you will be responsible for safely loading trailers with completed projects from the shop. You will nail boards to balance and stack the shipment pieces, as well as take pictures for every job being loaded onto the trailer.
Responsibilities:
May Include, But Not Limited To: Line up and nail together boards on the trailer Assist and help guide the forklift driver where the shipments go Taking pictures of every piece that goes on the trailer Following all safety procedures Any other duties assigned
Preferred Qualifications & Experience:
Experience operating a forklift a plus Previous work experience as a loader Bilingual a plus
Requirements:
Ability to lift 50lbs., bend, squat, kneel and or stand for extended periods of time Must be comfortable working outside in all weather conditions Able to follow all safety procedures*This position works primarily outside. Monday - Saturday work schedule.*
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