Material Handling Expert - Stand-Up Fork Truck

Posted 4 days ago

owens corningStanley (VA)

Industrial Truck and Tractor Operators General Warehousing and Storage

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$20 per hour

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About the role

Job Description: Your Path to Professional Growth: Material Handling ExpertEver wonder what it's like to command a stand-up forklift? Our team needs your expertise for the 2nd shift from 3:00 pm to 1:30 am, Monday through Thursday. You'll earn $20 per hour, plus a $2 shift differential.

Why join us?

Here's a glimpse into a day in your life:
Morning: Begin by reviewing schedules and ensuring all materials meet quality standards. Your detail-oriented nature will shine as you coordinate material flow to various lines.
Midday: With safety top of mind, you'll expertly navigate our warehouse using stand-up forklifts, ensuring tight maneuvers don't hinder productivity.
Afternoon: Exercise your physical strength and agility, operating in spaces that require lifting materials as high as 20 ft and managing the physical demands of flipping heavy door skins.
This job suits those who embrace fast-paced environments and enjoy developing their skills in reading schedules, handling materials, and operating equipment with precision.

Your Toolkit: To thrive in this role, experience in warehouse operations and a forklift license are crucial. Familiarity with overhead cranes, palletizers, Hyster forklifts, and clamp trucks is ideal. Are these responsibilities and qualifications sparking your interest? Join us, and let's tackle the challenges together!

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