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Form of workForklift Operator
Position Purpose
ICP is a leading formulator and manufacturer of specialty coatings, adhesives, and sealants serving the construction and industrial end markets. In this role as a Forklift Operator, you will safely operate all equipment while working within a team to operate equipment to fill, label and package materials produced in the plant.
Key Responsibilities
- Responsible in selecting the correct product according to the pick sheet, placing the product on a pallet in a specified manner and placing the completed order at a designated staging area for shipment to our customers and/or dealers.
- Operate a Forklift moving raw materials around the plant and loading onto pallets and loading and unloading onto trucks for shipping.
- Stacking finished goods onto pallets, wrapping, and loading finished pallets onto trailers.
- Must be able to work sitting or standing throughout the shift and work safely in an industrial plant environment using machinery and chemicals.
- Able to work in a fast-paced production environment.
- Comfortable moving large amounts of product through congested areas using various types of equipment.
- Prior loading/unloading experience in a high-volume facility.
- Material handling, cycle counting and scanning experience a plus.
- Knowledge of Safety and Environmental regulatory requirements associated with manufacturing.
Experience and Skills Requirements
- 1-2 year of Forklift experience for sit down and standup forklifts.
- Forklift Certification preferred.
- Shipping and Receiving experience a plus.
- Ideal candidates will also have experience using high-reach trucks as well to select product for shipping.
- Experience reading and working with SOPs a plus.
- Have experience working with chemicals and/or light chemical manufacturing is preferred but not mandatory.
- Ability to comprehend and abide by relevant policies/procedures pertinent to safety, quality, security, and operations.
- Ability to be flexible and adaptable, and change priorities and direction as needed.
- Must have a positive attitude towards work and can work well as a member of a team
- After receiving training, employee must be able to show understanding and competency on safety rules and regulations by written or verbal examination.
- Ability to understand and follow posted signage throughout the facility.
- Clear understanding of lock-out, tag-out procedures.
- Must be familiar with the standard operating procedure and operator manual for the safe operation of the equipment.
- Clear understanding of Hazard communication policies.
Working Conditions
- Required to have 20/20 vision or corrected 20/20.
- Employee must be able to hear and speak.
- Employee must have full range of motion to stand, walk, sit, reach, climb, stoop or kneel.
- Employee must be able to complete repetitive strenuous work under varying climate conditions.
- Employee must be able to safely lift up to 70 Lbs.
- Employee must be able to stand for extended periods.
- Must be able to work in a plant environment with varying levels of temperature and physical requirements.
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