Hoist Operator 2 KR
$17.65 - $26.55 per hour
ApplyHoist Operator 2 KR
Posted 8 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$17.65 - $26.55 per hour
About the role
- Operates equipment to move finished product for shipping or storage
- Supplies Manufacturing Department with materials as needed
- Stages product to be moved or shipped
- Racks unused supplies and maintains an inventory of type, amount and location of items
- Transports and process manufacturing paper by-products
- Empties trash hoppers and performs other housekeeping duties as needed
- Performs routine daily inspections on hoist and assures maintenance needs are reported
- May include battery service duties such as inspecting, recharging and replacing batteries of electrical leads and battery poles and lubricating truck's moving parts
- May include changing LP/Propane
- Adheres to and promotes all safety policies and procedures including, but not limited to the proper handling of hazardous waste, lock out-tag out rules and hearing and eye protection policies
- Performs other related duties and participates in special projects as assigned
- Must know how high, wide, and long the fork lift truck and its load are, and how much the fork lift truck can lift
- Ability to identify how high and wide a doorway and an aisle must be to drive the fork lift truck and its load; how high and wide the shelf, bin, etc., must be to place the load; and how high the load must be lifted to reach the shelf or bin
- Knowledge of the layout of the storage area to be able to find and place items without need for detailed instructions
- Skilled in moving fork lift trucks about in places where there is very little room to stack or remove loads
- Greater knowledge and skill than Hoist Operator 1 in the handling of controls for driving fork lift and/or clamp trucks
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A number in mind
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