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General Stamping & Metalworks

Fork lift operator -2nd and 3rd shift

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A Forklift or Pallet Jack Operator operates forklift machinery used to lift heavy loads or pallets at a construction site, warehouse or factory.

$45,312 / year median in Indiana

+8% projected growth

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Job Description

The primary responsibility of the Circuit Driver is to ensure work in process parts flow to the next process in a productive manner as soon as they become available for movement.
Responsibilities may include:
Physically merging, loading, moving component parts and raw material Accurately entering inventory transactions into the ERP system Properly labeling all product as it moves throughout the production floor Moving maintenance, tooling and repair items to the work center Picking, packaging and kitting products after production when necessary Housekeeping and organizing indoor and outdoor storage areas Inspecting daily material moving equipment Counting parts moving to the next location - hand and scale counting Adjusting inventory as trained Physical Demands While performing the duties of this Job, the employee is regularly or occasionally required to meet the following physical demands: Able to lift 45 pounds independently Able to speak clearly and understandably, with a pleasant tone of voice and manner Ability to hear within a range that enables normal telephone communication Able to see a computer screen within reasonable reading distance without strain Able to type at a keyboard without bodily or psychological discomfort most of the working day Ability to ambulate around the office environment and manufacturing floor comfortably in order to fulfill tasks required in various offices and departments Able to drive a forklift Able to press and let up on each pedal independently according to operator instructions Able to work extended shifts on occasion What We Do General Stamping & Metalworks is a leading supplier of stampings and assemblies to the North American solar power industry, which is forecasting another decade of double-digit growth. In addition, we are a key supplier to market leaders in a diverse set of industries including outdoor power equipment, agricultural and construction equipment, recreational vehicles and industrial trucks. GSM has been in business for over 100 years, and we realize that our employees spend a large portion of their lives working; therefore, we have invested in the finest facility and grounds in the fabricating industry. We also invest in state-of-the-art equipment, technology, and in our greatest resource, our employees. What Makes Us Different GSM is proud of our diverse, welcoming workforce, and we make every effort and investment to ensure their success and provide a path to build better lives.
We offer:
Excellent wages $2/hour shift premium for 2nd shift Tuition reimbursement program Cafeteria Fully equipped fitness center Locker rooms with showers Air-conditioned welding department Employee wellness initiatives (on-site flu vaccination, wellness care, and EAP resources) Comprehensive health, dental, vision, life, and disability benefits 401(K) Contribution & match after 1 year of service Holiday pay, and vacation accrual that starts on the date of hire Advancement opportunities only a growing company can provide

Benefits

  • Financial Aid/Assistance
  • 401(k) Plans
  • Health and Wellness Programs
  • Health Insurance