Forklift/Tugger Operator

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deceuninck north americaWest Monroe (LA)

Industrial Truck and Tractor Operators Industrial Truck, Tractor, Trailer, and Stacker Machinery Manufacturing

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Junior

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$20.00 per hour

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About the role

Forklift/Tugger Operator Drive Your Career Forward with Deceuninck North America!

Starting Pay: $20.00/hour + $2.00 Shift Differential Full-Time Days – 7:00 am to 7:00pm (2-2-3 schedule)Nights – 7:00 pm to 7:00 am (2-2-3 schedule)At Deceuninck North America, we don't just build sustainable and innovative products—we build careers. Join a company where your hard work is recognized, your growth is supported, and your future is bright.

What You'll Do: Drive Forklift and/or Tugger to move pallets, skids, boxes, AK carts, products and transports load to designated area. Unload and stack material Find solutions to problems Assist production when necessary Be able to read and update work information manually and in a computer system.

What You Bring: Minimum 1-year experience operating a sitdown forklift, stand up forklift and/or tugger. This position requires the operation of all three pieces of equipment. Be able and willing to get on/off equipment to help stack, move, relocate, reposition and adjust product.

What We Offer: Competitive pay starting at $20.00/hour Full benefits package including: Medical, Dental, Vision Company-paid Life Insurance Short & Long-Term Disability 401(k) with 6% company match Paid Time Off & Holiday Pay Opportunities for career advancementA positive, team-oriented work culture

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