Night Shift Forklift Operator

While most of the city sleeps, a warehouse in Houston keeps moving, and someone has to keep it sharp, stocked, and ready for the morning crew.

If you do your best work when things are quiet and focused, keep reading.

As the Night Shift Forklift Operator, you keep inventory accurate and the warehouse running clean through the overnight hours. You consolidate bin locations, count and verify inventory, organize pallets, and move product exactly where it needs to be, using a mix of forklifts built for different jobs.

• Consolidate inventory and combine bin locations
• Perform inventory counts and verify accuracy
• Remove and organize empty pallets
• Clean and organize storage racks and warehouse areas
• Re-palletize loose, mixed, or unstable pallets as freight arrives
• Receive, put away, and stock inventory
• Move products to the correct warehouse locations
• Perform bin and location transfers and update inventory records
• Keep the warehouse organized, clean, and running efficiently
• Follow every warehouse safety and forklift operating procedure

• Experience operating multiple types of forklifts, detailed below
• Sharp attention to detail and a steady, safety first mindset
• Comfortable working independently through the overnight shift
• Able to lift, bend, and move product throughout the shift

• Bin consolidation
• Inventory counting
• Warehouse organization

• Inbound receiving
• Put away
• Bin and location transfers

• Flooring organization
• Inbound receiving
• Put away

Night shift, 4:00 in the afternoon to 12:30 in the morning, Monday through Friday.

Starting pay is $18.50 an hour.

You will be moving between forklifts and foot work across an active warehouse floor throughout the night.

If you know your way around a forklift and take real pride in a clean, accurate warehouse, we want to hear from you.