OPERATOR II

Division Distribution Office Staff Primary Work Location Greer, SC Job type Regular Time type Full time Job Post From 2026-07-24 Job Details

Job Description Job Description:

TTI Floor Care has openings in its Greer/Wellford, SC location for Operator II, 1st Shift, 6:00 am

• 2:30 pm, Monday through Friday, (Stand Up Forklift) that will support a large-scale distribution facility. We offer competitive wages and a comprehensive benefits package
• tuition assistance, 401(k), medical/dental/vision coverage, vacation, and holiday.

Department assignments are subsets of the Operator II position and do not supersede the Operator requirements. All employees are required to work within all facets of the Operator Position and will not be limited by a specific department assignment. All Operators must meet the minimum requirements for the Operator position and will be required to perform all duties as required.

Department Task Overview:

Inbound

• Container unloading and freight palletization.
• Pickle Robot freight palletization
• Pallet Sortation
• Equipment Operation with Authorization (Pacer, Clamp, Motorized Pallet Jack, Reach)
• Dock "Pacer" function
• Perform freight putaway functions
• "Putaway Driver."
• Perform manual inventory verification counts.
• Palletize and/or repalletize inbound freight.
• Other duties as assigned.

Department Task Overview:

Outbound

• Pallet Building
• off-stacking freight from the conveyor system to a pallet
• Pallet Running
• Transporting pallets throughout the Shipping Dock
• Manual Trailer Loading
• Loading freight from the conveyor or pallets inside the trailer.
• Pallet Loading
• Use of powered industrial equipment to load palletized freight into trailers.
• Manual and Motorized Pallet Jacks
• Moving freight to designated locations in the Distribution Center
• Perform manual inventory verification counts.
• Stacking and Restacking freight as needed.
• Freight Palletization and Preparing for shipment
• Will include the use of manual and automated stretch film applications.
• Equipment Operation with Authorization (Pacer, Clamp, Motorized Pallet Jack, Reach)
• Other duties as assigned.

Department Task Overview:

Processing

• Equipment Operation with Authorization (Pacer, Motorized Pallet Jack, Reach)
• Order Fulfillment
• Use of Powered Industrial Equipment may be required. Full Pallet Picking and Replenishment
• Retrieval from RAFT and Bulk Storage locations Pick to Pallet Picking
• Manual palletizing of freight. Autostore Detrashing Autostore Picking Autostore Packing Full Case Pick to Belt Putwall Induction and Packing
• Manual movement of freight, tools, and supplies
• Other Duties As assigned.

Responsibilities:

• Operate lifts equipment following Distribution Center Safety Guidelines
• Follow all Inbound SOPs to ensure process adherence and Inventory accuracy.
• Maintain a clean, safe work environment.
• Comply with all company policies.
• Must possess physical dexterity sufficient to accomplish required tasks.
• Use of simple math skills. Work from lists, orders, or instructions. Use a weight scale.
• Must operate equipment safely and wear specified PPE as deemed necessary for the safety of the operator, coworkers, and facility.
• Must possess a cooperative attitude toward coworkers and management.
• Available to work long hours and weekends, as needed.
• Adhere to the company's quality policy to provide customer satisfaction through high-quality products, delivered on time at a cost that represents value.
• Strive for continual improvement in departmental processes and functions.
• Other duties as required.

Physical Demands:

• Standing/walking for extended periods.
• Repetitive motion.
• Frequent bending, stooping, pushing, and pulling of parts and containers.
• Frequent lifting up to 50lbs
• team lifts over 50lbs.
• Able to work in various temperature conditions.

All Operators must meet the minimum requirements for the Operator II position and will be required to perform all duties as required. Department assignments are subsets of the Operator position and do not supersede the Operator requirements. All employees are required to work within all facets of the Operator Position and will not be limited by a specific department assignment. Note

• The physical and weight-lifting demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. Internal Qualifications
• No final warnings
• Less than 6 attendance points
• Efficiency and Quality goals met for the previous 3 months.
• Must be in current role for 6+ months.
• Must meet all job description requirements.

Categories

FLOOR CARE

We are the largest floor care business in North America, owning three of the biggest names in floor care. These iconic brands have a rich history and deep roots in the American Floor Care industry. We are proud to continue to build the legacy of these brands each day, at TTI Floor Care

• North America, located in Charlotte, NC since 2016.

Hoover:

We acquired this marquee brand in 2007, but Hoover's history reaches back more than 100 years and traces a path to the very invention of the vacuum itself. In 1907, janitor Murray Spangler saw a problem that needed fixing: In the course of his daily work, he encountered dust that triggered asthma attacks. Working at night, Spangler devised a "suction sweeper" to pull dust and dirt out of the air and off the ground. W. H. Hoover bought Spangler's patent in 1908, and began selling the country's first sweepers to the public. It was the beginning of more than a century of innovations, from our famous beater bar to disposable paper vacuum bags, vacuum cleaner headlights and self-propelling technology and even the side-mounted hose. Today, Hoover continues to build on its history of innovation and creating effortless cleaning solutions.

Dirt Devil/Royal:

TTI purchased the Royal and Dirt Devil lines in 2002

• and acquired a company with an esteemed path through floor care history. In 1905, the P. A. Geier Company
• creator of the Royal line of home cleaners
• was founded in Cleveland, Ohio.

By 1937 the company was producing the world's first hand-held vacuum, the Royal Prince. It was a sign of things to come. In 1953, ownership of the P. A. Geier Company changed hands, and the company was renamed Royal Appliance Manufacturing to better highlight its marquee line of trademarked machines. Dirt Devil joined the Royal family in 1981 and debuted its runaway best-seller, the Hand Vac, in 1984. More than 23 million hand vacs have been sold since its inception. Dirt Devil makes some of the most convenient, affordable home cleaning products on the market today.

Oreck:

Oreck joined the TTI family in 2013. One of America's most beloved vacuum brands, with a fiercely loyal base of customers, Oreck produces lightweight, powerful, premium cleaners. Oreck was founded by American entrepreneur David Oreck in 1963. He had an obvious yet radical idea: design a lightweight yet powerful vacuum to relieve the drudgery felt by hotel housekeepers using the much heavier models then available to them. The idea proved so successful that today more than 50,000 hotels throughout the world use commercial-grade Oreck vacuums. Naturally, hotel staff wanted to buy these vastly improved vacuum cleaners for their own use at home. And so, his original idea evolved: Oreck Corporation began selling its unique products to residential consumers as well. Oreck is committed to those same values and is a leader in quality and superior customer care.