Transportation Operator

As a certified Forklift Operator, you will offload and load freight shipments into and from trucks, city trailers and other containers. This includes use of pallet jacks to handle and correctly place shipments that may include hazardous or easy-to-break materials. Following all safety and operation guidelines or regulations is fundamental. May require certification and experience using various forklift types and sizes, as well as other warehouse equipment.

Independently pick orders inside a warehouse. Pack the shipments based on requirements and shipment size. Ship orders using the provided shipping details. Get certification for operating warehouse equipment if needed. Ability to push, pull and lift packages weighing up to 50 pounds. Follow all safety guidelines while handling materials. Ability to stand for an entire work shift and perform overtime duties with little to no notice. Handle loading equipment like dollies and automatic lifts when needed.

Must be able to sit or drive for extended periods. Valid driver’s license and clean driver’s record needed. Should be able to lift and load 20 lbs. and up to 50 lbs. of luggage occasionally. Own a service-first attitude and provide high-quality customer service. Work with the dispatch department to ensure timely arrival at the client’s location. Report any issues with the vehicle immediately. Maintain a minimum safe standard of driving and follow all traffic and legal regulations during work hours. Maintain a positive attitude and work to resolve customer grievances in real-time.

Drive a tractor-trailer combination or a truck with a capacity of at least 26,001 pounds Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW). May be required to unload truck. Requires commercial drivers' license. Includes tow truck drivers.