Second-Shift Forklift & Trailer Switcher

National Beverage Corp; Warren (MI); On-site; USD 48,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

Sundance Beverage Company is seeking a 2nd shift Truck Switcher in Warren, MI to load completed orders and switch trailers within the warehouse.

You will operate a Hilo/forklift, inspect loads, and record shipments; maintain safety in hot and cold environments. CDL Class A license and forklift experience are required.

This role is physically demanding, requires overtime and weekend work, and involves lifting up to 65 pounds and handling up to 2000 cases per day.

Qualifications

• High School diploma or GED required.
• Valid CDL Class A Driver's license with less than 5 points REQUIRED.
• Previous forklift operation experience; certification preferred.
• Previous industrial setting experience preferred.
• Lift up to 65 pounds repetitively, 2000 cases per day.
• Must be dependable, punctual, with good work habits.
• Must work weekends and overtime as necessary.
• Must communicate effectively in English.

Responsibilities

• Move trailers to and from a remote warehouse.
• Inspect trailer and container seals for integrity.
• Record receipts and shipments on documents and in system.
• Load and unload trucks when not driving.
• Consolidate product and raw materials.
• Perform safety inspections on forklifts/switcher trucks.
• Maintain a sanitary, clean, and safe workspace.
• Other tasks as assigned by management.

Skills

Reading comprehension

Math skills

Dependable

Punctual

Education

High School diploma or GED

Tools

CDL Class A license

Forklift operation

Forklift certification

Job description

Sundance Beverage Company is seeking a 2nd shift Truck Switcher in Warren, MI to load completed orders and switch trailers within the warehouse.

You will operate a Hilo/forklift, inspect loads, and record shipments; maintain safety in hot and cold environments. CDL Class A license and forklift experience are required.

This role is physically demanding, requires overtime and weekend work, and involves lifting up to 65 pounds and handling up to 2000 cases per day.