Warehouse Associate Forklift Certification

Cornerstone Building BrandsBrantford, ON, CanadaPosted 2d ago

Warehouse Associate

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Job description

Position: Warehouse Associate with Forklift Certification Join our team as a Warehouse Associate to efficiently handle product loading and unloading, ensuring timely deliveries. This role requires proactive organization and effective communication with customers. We are seeking a Warehouse Associate with at least two years of experience, preferably in a warehouse setting. Key responsibilities include operating forklifts, managing inventory, and adhering to safety protocols. Candidates must be able to lift heavy items continuously and perform efficiently in various weather conditions. Key Responsibilities: • Unload and load products into the warehouse • Identify, sort, and stock products effectively • Load products for timely customer deliveries • Maintain accurate delivery documentation • Ensure adherence to safety and operational standards Requirements: • 2 years of warehouse experience required • Forklift certification mandatory • Capacity for repetitive heavy lifting • Ability to work in changing weather conditions • Proficient in using material handling equipment Bring your warehouse expertise and forklift skills to contribute to our efficient operations.

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