1st Shift Forklift Operator

Posted 7 days ago

snelling staffing servicesGreenville (SC)

SENIORITY

Entry

SALARY

$17 hourly

About the role

1st Shift Forklift Operator / Warehouse WorkerPay $17 hourly

Responsibilities:

Load/unload trucks and receive ingredients.
Provide ingredients and components to production workers as scheduled or as requested.
Rotate all stock of ingredients and components by date and need for production schedule.
Pull product in quantities to accurately match requisitions.
Complete daily physical inventories as assigned.
Input and track inventory levels on the computer system.
Temper ingredients/components.
Clean and organize storage areas.
Maintain assigned work areas.

Qualifications:

Valid driver's license and satisfactory completion of Driver's Information Sheet.
Strong computer skills, including Word and Excel.
Ability to set up an Excel spreadsheet and manipulate the data within it.
Ability to frequently lift and carry up to 75 lbs.
Strong mathematical and record keeping skills.
Experience in operating powered equipment and ability to safely operate powered equipment including pallet jacks and forklifts.
Willingness and availability to work frequent overtime.
Strong listening skills and ability to carry out directions from supervisory personnel.
Excellent attendance record.
Willingness to do what is asked even if it is not in the job description.
Must be able to communicate in English (read, write and converse) in order to receive written and verbal job and safety instructions, comprehend hazardous material labeling, and report inventory transactions.

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