Forklift Driver

Safe Fleet; Lakewood Township (NJ); In loco; USD 21.000 - 30.000; Tempo pieno

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Medical, Dental, 401K

Descrizione del lavoro

Safe Fleet in Lakewood, NJ is seeking a careful forklift operator to move packages and materials around our facilities. You will operate a forklift or stand-up with a strong emphasis on safety and efficiency to keep materials at the correct location.

The role requires a responsible individual with warehouse experience and the ability to work overtime and weekends. You will help maintain inventory records and support a safe, productive work environment at our Lakewood facility.

Competenze

• High School Diploma or equivalent required.
• Approximately 6 months of hands-on experience in a manufacturing facility preferred.
• Ability to work overtime and weekends as needed.
• Reliable and dependable attendance.
• Ability to communicate verbally and in written form with supervisors and coworkers.
• Mechanical aptitude preferred.
• Physical requirements include lifting up to 50 lbs and standing for long periods.

Mansioni

• Unload materials and merchandise from incoming vehicles and place them in designated areas.
• Locate and move stock to pallets or crates for storage or shipment.
• Identify damages and report shortages or quality deficiencies.
• Transport raw materials to production workstations.
• Inspect machinery to determine repair needs and ensure safety with regular maintenance.
• Keep updated records of inventory and activity logs.
• Comply with company policies and legal guidelines.
• Help maintain a safe and orderly environment of the facilities.
• Other duties as assigned.

Conoscenze

Forklift operation

Safety awareness

Reliable attendance

Verbal & written communication

Mechanical aptitude

Formazione

High School Diploma/Equivalent

Descrizione del lavoro

Safety is where everything begins. It shapes our culture, our products, and the way we show up for our communities. Join us as we build smarter technologies that redefine fleet safety. When you help make fleets smarter, you make people safer.

At Safe Fleet our name says it all. We make fleet vehicles – and everyone in and around them – safer. Our fleet safety platform brings together best-in-class products, ground-breaking technology, and a 100-year history of fleet know-how and innovation to solve the world’s biggest fleet safety problems.

We are re-defining what safety means for fleets of every type – from school buses to waste collection trucks, firefighting to utility vehicles, police cruisers to delivery vans.

We are a fast-growing manufacturing, service, and technology company with over 1700 employees in over 15 locations across Canada and the US. We’re looking for motivated self-starters with innovative thinking to join our team and help us achieve our growth and performance goals. Sound like you?

Work for the Smart Safety Company

Location: Lakewood, NJ

We are looking for a careful forklift operator to move packages and material around our facilities. You will be operating a forklift and/or standup with the utmost care to ensure efficiency and safety. Your job could involve driving around warehouses, storage spaces and other facilities.

You must be a responsible individual with great experience in driving industrial vehicles. The goal will be to ensure that material and products will always be at the right place to achieve maximum efficiency.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

• Unload materials and merchandise from incoming vehicles and stack them to assigned places
• Locate and move stock of products to pallets or crates for storage or shipment
• Identify damages and report shortages or quality deficiencies
• Transport raw materials to production workstations
• Inspect machinery to determine the need for repairs and guarantee safety by performing regular maintenance
• Keep updated records of inventory and activity logs
• Comply with company policies and legal guidelines
• Help maintain a safe and orderly environment of the facilities
• Other duties as assigned.

Requirements

Education, Experience and Qualifications

• High School Diploma/Equivalent
• 6 months of hands-on experience in a manufacturing facility, small part assembly preferred.
• Ability to work overtime and weekends, as needed.
• Reliable and dependable attendance.
• Ability to communicate verbally and in written form with supervisors and co-workers
• Mechanical aptitude preferred.
• Physical requirements include frequent reaching, gripping and carrying up to 50 lbs., plus frequent standing, stooping, bending, squatting, and walking.
• Working environment is an unheated and non air conditioned manufacturing/warehouse setting.
• Safety glasses with side shields are required in the manufacturing environment.
• Frequent reaching, gripping and carrying up to 50 lbs., plus standing, stooping, bending, stretching, squatting and walking.
• Must handle multiple tasks and perform effectively in a fast paced, high stress work environment.

At Safe Fleet, you are empowered to build a career that will take you where you want to go. You'll enjoy the freedom to explore new projects, the support to think outside the box and the tools necessary to achieve personal success.We offer a comprehensive compensation package, including Medical, Dental, 401K and so much more.

We're a background check and pre-hire drug screen company where allowed by law.

NOTE: Safe Fleet does not discriminate in hiring or employment on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, marital status, national origin, sexual orientation, age, disability, ancestry veteran status or any other status protected by law.

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