Operator, Forklift & Palletizer
Operator, Forklift & Palletizer
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Operate forklift to stack and retrieve goods, supplies, and materials
- Responsible for maintaining inventory and for production area cleanliness
- Document and maintain inventory records
- Responsible for set-up and operation of automatic palletizer, stretch wrap machine, and related equipment
- Adjust machine settings to complete tasks according to specification, accurately and in a timely fashion
- Know the purpose and follow the proper operation of all safety switches, interlocks, and safety devices
- Understand and properly operate all machine controls (mechanical, electrical, and pneumatic)
- Perform code changes
- Monitor pattern forming of the cases on the palletizer
- Change rolls of stretch wrap
- Clear jams, re-sequence the palletizer and replace fallen cartons
- Properly change codes in the tagger computer
- Coordinate with the line driver so the correct pallets are available to the pallet dispenser
- Demonstrate proficiency in operating the palletizer
- Understand the HMI (touch screen)
- Have an awareness of, and adherence to, all safety requirements
- Accountable for food safety, food quality, and regulatory requirements for their position
- Encouraged to notify management about actual or potential food safety issues
- Adopt and maintain all SQF requirements for their position
- Empowerment to work with supervision to resolve food safety and food quality issues within their scope of work
- Perform other related duties as required and assigned.
- At least six months experience in a manufacturing environment operating a forklift and other production equipment
- A high school diploma or equivalent
- Must have excellent time management skills
- Additional preferred qualifications:
- Experience in the food/beverage industry a plus
- Physical requirements and working conditions:
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