Forklift Operator/Warehouse Associate
kellySterling (VA)
$21.50/hour
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kellySterling (VA)
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Junior
SALARY
$21.50/hour
About the role
Forklift Operator / Warehouse Associate Sterling, VA | $21.50/hour | 1st shift | 40 hours per week Weekend availability is required. The schedule is five days per week, typically Wednesday through Sunday, with Monday and Tuesday off. Overtime may be available. Ready to keep a warehouse moving? We're looking for an experienced Forklift Operator / Warehouse Associate who takes safety seriously, pays attention to detail, and enjoys hands-on work as part of a team. Your day may include: Operating forklifts and pallet jacks to move materials safely throughout the warehouse. Loading and unloading trucks, trailers, and ocean containers. Checking incoming and outgoing shipments for accuracy. Stacking pallets, organizing inventory, and keeping work areas clean. Using scanners and a warehouse management system to track inventory and process orders. Working with teammates and supervisors to support efficient daily operations.
What you'll bring:
Previous forklift operating experience.
Experience with pallet jacks and warehouse, distribution, shipping/receiving, or packing work.
Basic computer and scanner skills.
Ability to handle materials safely throughout the shift.
Reliability, attention to detail, and a safety-first mindset.
Forklift or OSHA certification is preferred. Mechanical aptitude or heavy-equipment experience is a plus.
Interested in a hands-on warehouse role with a consistent 40-hour week? Apply today.
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