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Continue reading "Reach Truck Cherry Picker Forklift Operator" At least 3 months or reach truck, cherry picker and clamp forklift experience in the last 12 months. Job Title: Forklift Operators - Reach & Cherry Picker.
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MHE Operator (Reach Truck, Sit Down Forklift, Cherry Picker) MHE forklift operators are responsible for picking and supplying automotive glass, such as windshields, and supplies to workstations or performing replenishment duties utilizing cherry picker, reach truck, or sit-down forklifts.
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Requires changing of smock & footwear when entering Office or Cleanroom)·Warehouse/Forklift (uncrating/installing/moving equipment) 5~10 days per year·Lifting up to lift 40 lbs. Lean Manufacturing Training·Experience with PCB CAD/CAM software (Altium, OrCad, etc.
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2D/3D CAD Software (CATIA, Autodesk Inventor/AutoCAD, Solidworks, etc.) HOW YOU WILL OUTSHINE: ·Demonstrating solid organization skills·Being attentive to every detail·Exercising critical thinking·Solving problems ·Working well independently and with a team WHAT YOU WILL BE DOING: Supporting the Surface Mount Technology (SMT) production lines for Flexible, Metal and Printed Circuit Board products.
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Our location in Columbus, OH (High Rise Warehouse) currently has an opportunity for a Control Room Operator – 2nd Shift. The Control Room Operator – 2nd Shift is responsible for planning, organizing and directing all efforts to assure the WMS (Warehouse Management System), EMS (Equipment Management System), and associated equipment are always operational.
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Our location in Columbus, OH (High Rise Warehouse) currently has an opportunity for a Forklift Operator - 3rd Shift (Sundays - Thursdays, 11:00pm - 7:30am EST. The Forklift Operator (3rd Shift) is responsible for picking, layer picking, receiving, loading, and covering Low Bay support.
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Ability to lift, one end at a time, a 300 lb. Ability to lift miscellaneous equipment and product weighing up to 60 lbs. Ability to lift 150 pounds from floor to waist and 20 pounds above the shoulders.
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As a Forklift Operator, Non Formula, you will operate material handling equipment, such as a forklift, pallet jack, reach truck, etc. Locates and performs count check of incoming freight in the staging area and transport to freezer with forklift/pallet jack.
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Reporting to the Team Leader, the Refinery Operator is accountable for day-to-day operations of process units and their ancillaries at the Columbus, Ohio Oil Re-refinery. Reporting to the Team Leader, the Refinery Operator is accountable for day-to-day operations of process units and their ancillaries at the Columbus, Ohio Oil Re-refinery.
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Related experience may include: Long Haul Driver, Heavy Haul Driver, Lowboy Driver, Equipment Driver, Equipment Operator, Owner-Operator, Delivery Driver. Driver 3 - Tractor Trailer Operator ARA Columbus Full Time.
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As a Cherry Picker operator, associates are responsible for picking automotive products such as windshields, and meeting picking expectations. Cherry Picker Operator. 1-year RECENT Cherry Picker forklift.
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Automobile/truck, snowplow, light and heavy motorized equipment, tractor, utility vehicle, skid steer, backhoe, loader, cellular phone, hand tools, power tools, HVAC, filtration pumps, powered man-lift, power washer, vehicle lift, chemical pumps, personal computer, computer software, printer, copy machine and other standard office equipment.
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As a Press Operator, you will be responsible for operating an automatic stamping press to produce quality components while maintaining safety, efficiency and LEAN production goals. Physical Demands: Able to remain standing the entire duration of shift, and lift up to 40 lbs using proper technique consistently.
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Essential Job Duties and ResponsibilitiesThe primary duty of the Driver, which we call a Logistics Specialist II with or without a Crane Operator, is to deliver building materials to a customer’s place of business or to a job site.
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Manage execution requirements stipulated in the Interconnect Agreement, Purchase Power Agreement, and Independent System Operator to achieve back-feed, sync and commercial operation. Construction, solar, Transmission, Substation, Battery, Budget, Schedule, contractor oversight, plan, construction management, safety, risk management, risk assessment, reporting, Pmp, Ms project, primavera, lockout, tag out.
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