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• Keep warehouses clean, organized, and damage free.
• Report potential warehouse hazards to the Logistics AGL, Group Leader or Logistics Supervisor (PLT).
• Communicate between shifts the status of production lines.
• Ability to Load/Unload various styles of racking
• Understand DcLink and the scripts used in production
• Understand and will adhere to all ISO/SQF guidelines and policies
• Move product via Forklift from production and post-operations areas in a quick, safe, and orderly manner.
• Take corrugate to machines, return unused corrugate to warehouse.
• Fill requisitions for and move product from post operations areas.
• Move rework-to-rework areas (Q00 and TQ02).
• Remove released product from TQ02.
• Load/Unload production, bailing, and supply trailers

• High school diploma / GED equivalent
• Strong organizational skills with proven ability to complete multiple tasks simultaneously
• Ability to climb on and off a Forklift safely and without assistance at a minimum of 6 times per hour
• Vision of 20/40 or better and peripheral vision or 70 degrees or greater
• Ability to operate a Forklift safely in high traffic, low clearance areas while not posing a safety risk to others.
• Must not be at risk of sudden alterations in consciousness.
• Hearing sufficient to recognize and respond to shouted warnings, alarms, and horns on Forklifts.
• Minimum ability to lift 35 pounds