Forklift Material Handler (1st Shift | Full Time)
$21.50 - $22.50 per hour
ApplyForklift Material Handler (1st Shift | Full Time)
Posted 10 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$21.50 - $22.50 per hour
About the role
- Utilize a forklift and reach lift to safely and efficiently transport materials throughout the warehouse and to production lines.
- Accurately record material movements using handheld inventory systems to maintain real-time inventory visibility.
- Reconcile materials from completed jobs and return unused materials to designated storage locations.
- Operate reach lifts and sit-down/stand-up forklifts to place pallets in assigned racking locations.
- Stage and organize materials for upcoming production jobs to ensure smooth workflow.
- Maintain First-In/First-Out (FIFO) inventory practices to meet product quality and expiration requirements.
- Perform daily housekeeping to maintain a clean, organized, and safe work environment. Identify opportunities to improve processes and increase operational efficiency.
- Follow all safety protocols and Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs).Support team operations by completing additional tasks as assigned. EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE AND SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:Forklift Experience Required
- Reach lift Experience RequiredPHYSICAL AND MENTAL REQUIREMENTS:Lift up to 50-75lbs occasionally
- Attention to DetailAble to Accurately Perform Repetitive TasksWORK ENVIRONMENT AND EQUIPMENT:This is a warehouse position inside a warm and dry facility.
- This position requires work in a warehouse roasting facility that requires constant standing on concrete floors, exposed to loud equipment noise and subject to coffee dust strong odors.
- Personal protection equipment and other Good Manufacturing Practices are mandatory. WORK HABITS:Regular attendance and promptness are required for this position.
- Some work may be required outside of the normal work week.
- At Cascade Coffee, we value diversity and inclusion. We hire based on skills and performance, not race, gender, religion, or background.
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