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Kershaw Equipment, located in Montgomery, AL, seeks a Material Handler to support production by pulling, stocking, loading, and delivering to workstations. This first shift position requires operating forklifts and other equipment to move materials efficiently and safely.
Ideal candidates have 1–2 years in material handling, familiarity with forklift/pallet jack and cranes, and a high school diploma or equivalent. Join a team supporting rail maintenance equipment and related industries.
A Material Handler supports production and/or specific areas of the facility by pulling document material, stocking, loading, and delivering to the proper workstation. The Material Handler must be capable of supporting all areas within the facility. This is a first shift position. Kershaw Equipment, located in Montgomery, AL, is a leader in rail maintenance and vegetation management production and a worldwide supplier of maintenance‑of‑way equipment. Built on our strong commitment to our customers, our company supplies machines to Class I railroads, transit lines and short lines, and many contractors around the globe. Kershaw is part of The Heico Companies LLC, a parent holding company comprised of more than 40 businesses involved in manufacturing, construction, and industrial services. Kershaw joins forces with heavy equipment brands Pettibone, BARKO, and ARDCO as part of the Heavy Equipment Segment of The Applied Solutions Group.
Education High School Education, GED, or vocational/technical training.
Works on varied surfaces, concrete floors, gravel, rail car and locomotive floors. Works at varied heights from floor level to tops of locomotives. Work in confined spaces. Nontemperate control environment, all weather conditions with high noise and high dust levels. Safety - Safety Sensitive positions because it works in and around active tracks, rail cars, locomotives, and other moving equipment. Must abide by all safety protocols, health/medical screenings and utilize all required PPE. Included but not limited to metatarsal boots, safety glasses, gloves, respirators, aprons, ear protection, etc.