About the role

Warehouse Worker Looking for an experienced warehouse worker to fill an open position on our formulation team. Requirements/Qualifications: Basic formulation with supervision. 1-year minimum experience driving a forklift. Pay based on experience. Must be willing to work overtime during the busy season. Full benefit package after 90 days. Sign on bonus Job Duties Include and Are Subject to Change without Notice: Working safely in the formulation/reaction area. Must be PPE trained on specifically required safety gear for the area. Must understand how to read all formulation sheets. Mixing of daily formulations needed to complete production requirements. Keep track of Totes using daily inventory control measures. Must know all dry and liquid raw materials. Must have forklift experience. Maintain a clean work environment. Demonstrate competence with company safety standards. Must pass RFT (RESPIRATOR FIT TEST). Must keep facial hair to a minimum (no beard) for RFT. Must be able to read hazardous placards and their meaning. Be responsible for retrieving, weighing, and mixing ingredients. Report any incidents/ accidents to your lead and/or manager right away. Always practice first in first out. Use partials of ingredients before opening a new one. Work closely with other team members. Meet physical requirements including lifting, and standing while wearing proper PPE. Ability to lift 50 lbs. or more. Enduring the heat and humidity. May require to work weekend shift when established.

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