2nd shift Equipment Operator (Dock stocker)

Posted 3 days ago

job center staffingPlainfield (IN)

Industrial Truck and Tractor Operators General Warehousing and Storage

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About the role

Forklift Operator (Dock Stocker) As a Forklift Operator (Dock Stocker), you will play a crucial role in our distribution operations. Your primary responsibilities will include safely operating a forklift to load, unload, and move materials and products, as well as organizing and stocking the loading dock area to ensure efficient workflow. 2nd shift 3pm-11pm Mon -Fri $19

Key Responsibilities: Operate a forklift to transport and move goods, materials, and equipment within the distribution center Load and unload trucks, ensuring proper placement and organization of products on the loading dock Maintain accurate inventory records and communicate any discrepancies to the management team Adhere to all safety protocols and procedures to prevent accidents and injuries Collaborate with the warehouse team to optimize storage and organization of the loading dock area

Qualifications: Proficiency in English Clean background last 7 years Experience operating a forklift Steel toe / composite toe shoes Strong attention to detail and problem-solving skills Commitment to maintaining a safe and organized work environment

Working Conditions: This position is based in our warehouse/distribution center environment. The work may involve extended periods of standing, lifting, and maneuvering heavy materials and products. Appropriate personal protective equipment will be provided.

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