Forklift Operator: Material Movement & Inventory

UFP Industries, Inc; Grandview (TX); On-site; USD 21,000 - 28,000; Full time

Job summary

UFP Industries, Inc. in Grandview, Texas is seeking a Forklift Operator I to move material between inventory and production and to maintain accurate paperwork and production records according to the schedule.

Responsibilities include loading/unloading, moving finished goods to the inventory yard, supporting production by addressing bottlenecks, and performing routine equipment checks while adhering to safety policies and company guidelines.

Qualifications

• Minimum 9th grade basic education, High school diploma or GED preferred but not required.
• No minimum experience is required however, forklift driving experience is preferred
• Working knowledge of basic math and inventory techniques preferred
• Successfully complete Forklift Driver licensing process
• Must be at least 18 years of age

Responsibilities

• Moves material in process from one station to another if necessary
• Bands, wraps and/or packs finished goods, and labels material
• Moves finished goods from production area to finished goods inventory yard or warehouse
• Assist production with bottlenecks and other material needs
• Provides general preventive maintenance on equipment
• Completes pre-shift startup equipment checklist and reports any problems or concerns
• Maintains rough material and finished goods inventory yard organized and clean
• Completes production records as required
• Follows forklift rules and policies as described by Company policy
• Participates in safety, CI and other programs and meetings
• Performs other duties as required

Skills

Forklift operation

Basic math

Inventory techniques

Forklift licensing

Age 18+

Education

High school diploma

GED

Job description

UFP Industries, Inc. in Grandview, Texas is seeking a Forklift Operator I to move material between inventory and production and to maintain accurate paperwork and production records according to the schedule.

Responsibilities include loading/unloading, moving finished goods to the inventory yard, supporting production by addressing bottlenecks, and performing routine equipment checks while adhering to safety policies and company guidelines.