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Warehouse Forklift Operator - Order Picker

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inergroupDallas (TX)

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$18.50 per hour

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Job Description: Job DescriptionHiring Immediately for Warehouse Forklift Operator – Order Picker in Dallas, TX: Inergroup is seeking dedicated and hardworking individuals to join our team as Warehouse Forklift Operator – Order Pickers in Dallas, TX. As a Forklift Operator – Order Picker at Inergroup, you will be an integral part of our operation, responsible for ensuring the smooth and efficient flow of our warehouse activities. Your primary responsibilities will include picking orders, operate a forklift to transport products within a warehouse environment, and complete other general labor activities. This Warehouse Forklift Operator – Order Picker job offers weekly pay starting at $18.50 per hour and great benefits are available.
Responsibilities:
  • Load and unload freight in an efficient and safe manner
  • Move product to storage area with proper equipment and efficiently stack and store
  • Inspect products for defects and ensure they meet quality standards. Safely operate equipment and machinery as necessary for warehouse tasks. Wrapping pallets, packing loading and shipment confirmation of customer orders
Collaborate with team members to complete tasks and meet daily goals. Follow all safety guidelines and protocols to ensure a secure work environment.
Qualifications: Previous warehouse forklift experience is required. Ability to follow both verbal and written instructions accurately. Must be capable of standing for the entire duration of the shift and walking throughout the warehouse. Strong work ethic and a commitment to attendance. Willingness to work in a fast-paced and physically demanding environment.
How to Apply: For instant consideration for this Warehouse Forklift Operator – Order Picker job in Dallas, TX, click on Apply Now! - We are urgently hiring and eager to welcome motivated individuals to the Inergroup family.

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