Forklift Driver

The Forklift Driver role is to support manufacturing operations by facilitating the movement of materials, maintaining inventory accuracy, and contributing to the safe and efficient operation of the facility.

• Material Movement: Forklift drivers are responsible for transporting raw materials, components, and finished products within the plant premises. They load and unload materials from trucks, trailers, and storage areas using forklifts or other material handling equipment.

• Supply Chain Support: Forklift drivers assist in maintaining the flow of materials throughout the production process. They deliver materials to production lines according to schedule, ensuring that production teams have the necessary components to meet production targets.

• Inventory Management: Forklift drivers often work closely with inventory control personnel to manage stock levels and track inventory movements. They may perform tasks such as counting inventory, updating inventory records, and locating materials within the plant's storage areas.

• Safety Compliance: Safety is a top priority in manufacturing plants, and forklift drivers must adhere to safety regulations and protocols to prevent accidents and injuries. They operate forklifts safely, follow designated traffic lanes, and use appropriate safety equipment such as seat belts and helmets.

Requirements:

• Education: A high school diploma or equivalent is usually the minimum requirement for this position.
• Courses / Certifications: Preference for any forklift certifications or specialized training to operate