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Forklift Operator ID - 15033

Full job description

Job Description-Forklift Operator

 

Job Description: Forklift Operator

Level: Hourly

Exempt: No

Shift: 8:00 – 17:00 Plus Overtime as needed

Department: Operations

Reports to: Warehouse (Terminal) Manager/Supervisor

 

 

Essential Responsibilities and Duties

  • Operate equipment such as Powered industrial Forklifts to perform work that the equipment is designed for
  • Maintains housekeeping standards as designated by location Staff/Management
  • Come to work properly dressed with work pants, work boots and proper PPE (glasses, goggles & gloves for example) as well as being prepared to work outside during inclement weather.
  • Must be able to recoup freight as needed & must be flexible with job assignment
  • Damage and loss control
  • Must perform all duties assigned by Management to ensure operations continue without interruption
  • Must know how to properly load/unload conveyances safely and walk off space within the conveyance
  • Must know proper Safe Working Load limits of equipment being used

Maintenance

  • Responsible for checking equipment for damage or repairs as need and keeping Management informed
  • Perform daily inspection of assigned equipment and perform minor maintenance tasks
    • Minor maintenance, such as: washing, cleaning, testing equipment

Administrative

SAFETY

  • Shall not operate any equipment before filling out PIT operator’s Pre-operation inspection report
  • Ensure that safe equipment operating conditions are met before operating and during operations
  • Must inspect and understand Rigging Requirements

Education, Knowledge and Experience Requirements

  • Ability to read and write and apply basic Mathematics concepts
  • Experience operating forklifts of various types and sizes, experience in the hold of a ship
    • If no experience in a hold, operator must be willing to be trained
  • Ability to respond to issues quickly, safely, and effectively in a fast-paced environment MUST be able to work in all-weather elements
  • Must be able to obtain a TWIC card
  • Be willing to be part of a TEAM and work together to achieve Operational Goals

Physical Requirements

  • Be able to lift 90lbs
  • Perform work in dusty, dirty environment in all weather conditions
  • Employee must meet physical requirements but not limited to: kneeling, walking, crouching, climbing ladders and navigating uneven surfaces

 

Pre-employment Requirements:

All employment offers are contingent upon the applicant passing a pre-employment physical examination, drug screen and criminal background check.

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