Warehouse Forklift Operator
kellySavannah (GA)
$17.50/hour
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kellySavannah (GA)
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$17.50/hour
About the role
Warehouse Forklift Operator Day ShiftPooler, GA | $17.50/hour | MondayFridayLooking for steady weekday work? Join our Pooler warehouse team as a Forklift Operator. Earn $17.50 per hour on a consistent day shift, with weekends off and opportunities to grow.
What You'll Do:
Load and unload shipments from trailers and containers.
Safely move palletized and crated goods throughout the warehouse.
Stack products in assigned locations and secure loads for storage or transport.
Organize empty pallets and keep your work area clean.
Complete daily forklift inspections and routine upkeep, including battery charging or propane tank replacement.
Clean equipment and remove attachments or waste materials as needed.
Inspect products for quality and compliance with company standards.
What You'll Bring:
Forklift certification in accordance with OSHA guidelines (required).At least one year of forklift experience preferred.
Ability to read, write, and perform basic math.
Strong attention to safety and detail.
Ability to follow written and verbal instructions and complete equipment documentation.
A dependable, accurate approach in a fast-paced warehouse environment.
Why Join Us?
$17.50/hour Weekly pay MondayFriday day shift Weekends off Friendly work environment and opportunities for growth Interested in a full-time warehouse role in Pooler? Apply today! Resume not required
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