Warehouse Equipment Operator - Forklift & Reach Truck

ReaderLink; Winder (GA); On-site; USD 37,000 - 42,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

3 weeks vacation

401K matching

Employee discounts

Referral program

Climate controlled environment

Job summary

ReaderLink is seeking a Full-time General Warehouse Worker in Georgia to operate powered equipment safely and efficiently in a high-volume distribution center. The role requires standing for long periods, frequent lifting, and adherence to OSHA standards, with a Monday–Friday 7:00am–3:45pm schedule and occasional overtime, in a climate-controlled environment.

Responsibilities include loading/unloading, selecting and shipping products, and maintaining precise inventory records using RF scanners

Qualifications

• Experience operating powered industrial trucks in a warehouse/manufacturing setting.
• Ability to pass the PIT safety certification training for a three-year license.
• Basic computer skills with WMS and RF scanning enabled systems.

Responsibilities

• Operate powered equipment for moving, locating, stacking, and counting merchandise.
• Conduct equipment inspections and report issues to maintenance.
• Unload inbound shipments and store products in designated areas.
• Prepare products for picking and shipping with accurate quantities.
• Keep records to ensure inventory control and security.

Skills

PIT experience

RF scanning

WMS familiarity

Safety training

Tools

WMS

RF scanners

Job description

ReaderLink is seeking a Full-time General Warehouse Worker in Georgia to operate powered equipment safely and efficiently in a high-volume distribution center. The role requires standing for long periods, frequent lifting, and adherence to OSHA standards, with a Monday–Friday 7:00am–3:45pm schedule and occasional overtime, in a climate-controlled environment.

Responsibilities include loading/unloading, selecting and shipping products, and maintaining precise inventory records using RF scanners