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Use of warehouse equipment and machinery, including forklifts and pallet jacks. Your responsibilities will include receiving, storing, picking, packing, and shipping merchandise to Walmart stores or directly to customers.
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As a Material Handler you will: Safely load and unload materials from incoming vehicles and stack them to assigned places; Safely load and unload materials from incoming vehicles and stack them to assigned places; Organize warehouse space and handle delicate goods with care; Use machinery such as forklifts and pallet jacks to transport goods around the warehouse.
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Assists in the repair of woodworking machinery, in feed/out feed systems, hand tools in accordance with diagrams, operating manuals, and manufacturing specifications. Welder/Fabricators will be assisting with basic preventative maintenance on machinery, equipment, and tools, and assists other members of the Maintenance Department in various machine/building.
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Operate warehouse machinery such as pallet jacks, lifts, and forklifts (if certified). This includes receiving and processing incoming stock and materials, picking and filling orders from stock, packing and shipping orders, or managing, organizing and retrieving stock.
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As a Production Worker, you will: Operate and monitor machinery on the production line to assemble products according to specifications; Inspect products for defects and ensure that they meet quality standards.
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As a Equipment Operator, you'll: Operate various types of heavy equipment safely and efficiently, such as forklifts, cranes, loaders, or other industrial machinery; Conduct daily inspections and maintenance checks on equipment to ensure functionality and safety; Manage and adjust equipment settings to handle materials appropriately according to operational requirements; Coordinate with other team members to meet production schedules and project deadlines.
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As a Production Worker, you will: Operate and monitor production machinery and equipment; Inspect products for defects and ensure they meet quality standards; Package finished products and prepare them for shipment; Load and unload materials onto production lines; Accurately complete production logs and reports; Work effectively with team members to meet production goals.
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