General Summary
At Darnel Group, we focus on what truly matters—environmental, economic, and social sustainability. The Lift Operator supports safe, efficient, and accurate warehouse operations by operating approved lift equipment to move, stage, stack, load, unload, pick, and locate materials and finished goods. This role helps maintain inventory accuracy, supports shipping and receiving activity, follows all safety and quality requirements, and keeps warehouse areas organized and ready for daily operations. This is a full-time warehouse position working Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Essential Duties & Responsibilities
· Operate standard warehouse lift equipment safely to move, stage, stack, load, unload, and organize materials, pallets, and finished goods. Ability to pass certifications for lifts.· Receive, locate, pull, and stage products or materials according to warehouse procedures, inventory needs, customer orders, or production requirements.· Use barcode scanners to monitor, verify, pick, and locate inventory accurately by item, lot, pallet, and warehouse location.· Load and unload trucks, trailers, containers, or warehouse staging areas while protecting product quality and following safe material handling practices.· Inspect materials, pallets, labels, and warehouse locations for accuracy, damage, and proper placement before moving or storing product.· Apply appropriate pallet labels, scan barcodes, scan floor locations, and complete inventory location transactions accurately in the scan gun.· Identify and report inventory discrepancies, product concerns, equipment issues, damaged materials, or safety concerns to the shift supervisor or manager.· Accurately complete, verify, and maintain required paperwork, production records, inventory documentation, and shift-related information.· Communicate with warehouse leadership, shipping, receiving, production, and team members regarding inventory movement, material needs, product concerns, and daily priorities.· Follow all Darnel safety, quality, food safety, housekeeping, GMP, and PPE requirements while working in warehouse and production areas.
Non-Essential Duties & Responsibilities
The following duties may be assigned as business needs require:
· Maintain good housekeeping around machines, floors, trash cans, waste areas, warehouse aisles, and assigned work areas according to company requirements.
· Support cross-training activities and assist with related production equipment or warehouse processes as needed.
· Assist other departments, supervisors, leads, and team members as needed to support safe and efficient operations.
· Perform other duties, projects, or tasks assigned by management.
