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Premium Guard Inc. (PGI) is seeking a warehouse operator to handle material flow and equipment operation on first and third shifts. You will load and unload freight, verify shipments, and keep accurate inventory records while adhering to safety procedures and quality standards.
Responsibilities include paperwork, labeling, and assisting on production lines as needed. This role requires flexibility to work different shifts and overtime as required, in an industrial environment.
PGI is a privately held company, established in 1996. We are a leading supplier of private label solutions in the automotive industry. Our focus is on designing, manufacturing and distributing products for automotive, diesel, power-sports and specialty filter markets. Our supply chain network now branches across the Pacific and into South America.
PGI is a privately held company, established in 1996. We are a leading supplier of private label solutions in the automotive industry. Our focus is on designing, manufacturing and distributing products for automotive, diesel, power-sports and specialty filter markets. Our supply chain network now branches across the Pacific and into South America.
Operates various motorized and hand-operated equipment (forklift, hand jack, hoist, deep reach, stretch wrapper, etc.) in order to receive, ship, warehouse or transport raw material, in-process goods or finished product to and from work centers in a safe and efficient manner.
1st shift M-F 6:45am-3:15pm 3rd shift M-F 10:30pm-7:00am
Basic communication skills to receive, relay information and communicate with employees and/or supervisors regarding inventory levels, locations, etc.
In-person interaction with co-workers and supervisors.
Perform basic math functions such as addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.
Learn and comprehend general instructions and make some independent judgment.
Read and write to complete required paperwork and access information on the computer.
Determine warehouse locations using alpha-numeric coding system.
Visually locate materials in warehouse. Read handheld scanning instruments. Visual capabilities as required by forktruck program to acquire license.
Hand eye coordination to operate motorized equipment in close quarters on a regular basis.
Regularly stand/sit for long periods of time.
Frequently bend, push/pull and reach with hands and arms.
Lift/push/pull up to 50 lbs.
Work in an industrial environment with exposure to noise, possible temperature extremes, dirt, and fumes associated with as powered equipment.
Safely operate industrial equipment and meet requirements for powered industrial equipment license.
Must be able to maintain satisfactory record of attendance and conduct. Must be able to work any shift and overtime as required.