Forklift Operator 2nd shift

Forklift operator Job Summary:

Responsible for the safe and efficient operation of the forklift, ensuring the proper handling, storage, and delivery of materials. The Forklift Operator plays a critical role in maintaining safety standards, productivity, and ensuring timely deliveries within the production environment. Key Responsibilities: Safely operate and maintain the forklift, ensuring compliance with all safety guidelines and operational procedures. Complete daily forklift inspections before shift start and when operating new equipment, submitting maintenance work orders for necessary repairs. Prior to the start of each shift, ensure that stock is located and prepared for delivery to machines, optimizing workflow and efficiency. Remove finished goods from machines, ensuring they are stored properly and accurately labeled. Organize and maintain stock in designated storage areas, adhering to safety and operational best practices. Accurately complete all required paperwork, including inventory tracking, production data, and safety records. Maintain up-to-date stock locations in both physical storage areas and computer systems, ensuring seamless operations. Maximize equipment utilization by ensuring machinery operates at full capacity and speed in accordance with the daily production schedule. Proactively assist fellow forklift operators and provide support as needed, including serving as a backup for the Shipping Lead. Complete regular reports, including but not limited to: production data, machine status, safety compliance, and quality assurance data. Comply with company policies, procedures, and safety standards, maintaining a clean and organized workspace. Other duties as assigned by management. Education and Experience: High School diploma or GED required. Preferred: Previous experience a forklift operator. Skills & Qualifications: Language Skills: Ability to read and interpret factory instructions and safety guidelines. Mathematical Skills: Competence in reading a tape measure and performing basic calculations (e.g., percentages, measurement, volume, rate). Reasoning Ability: Ability to apply common sense to follow written, oral, or graphic instructions and solve basic operational problems. Technical Skills: Knowledge of forklift design, capabilities, and operational efficiency. Familiarity with product layouts, production specifications, and quality standards.

Physical Demands: Frequently required to stand, walk, use hands, reach with arms, stoop, kneel, and crouch. Occasionally required to sit and lift/move up to 50 pounds