Warehouse Material Flow Forklift Operator (Paper Processing)

Posted 2 days ago

express employment professionals green bayGreen Bay (WI)

Industrial Truck and Tractor Operators Paper Mills

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Junior

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$18–$20 per hour

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About the role

Job Description

About the Role: Step into a hands-on material handling role that blends skilled forklift work with active warehouse support. You’ll keep our paper processing operation moving—unloading inbound trucks, staging materials for shredding and baling, and loading outbound shipments with accuracy and care. Schedule & PayHours: 2nd shift, 3:30 pm – 12:00 amPay: $18–$20 per hour, depending on experienceA Day in the LifeWhen your shift begins, you’ll inspect your equipment and review the dock schedule. You’ll safely unload incoming trucks using a sit-down or reach forklift, then move rolls of paper and other materials to the right processing areas. As production runs, you’ll hand-cut materials as needed to prepare them for processing, stage and move finished bales, and finally load outbound trailers to close the loop. Throughout the shift, you’ll jump in with general warehouse and production tasks to keep everything running smoothly.

What You’ll Do:

Operate forklifts and a skid steer to unload incoming trucks quickly and safely
Transport rolls of paper and materials to designated processing zones
Manually cut materials and prepare them for shredding and baling
Stage finished bales and load outbound trucks
Assist with general production and warehouse duties as needed
What You Bring 2+ years of forklift operating experience
Ability to stand and walk for 8-hour shifts
Comfort working around machinery and moving equipment
You’re proficient in: Warehouse Experience; Material Handler Experience; Loading and Unloading Vehicles
Equipment You’ll UseSit-down forklift
Reach forklift
Box clamp and roll clamp attachments
Skid steer

If you take pride in precise forklift work, enjoy active shifts, and like seeing materials move from dock to finished bale, this role is for you.

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