1st Shift Forklift Operator - Nashville, United States - Dynamic Recycling

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**1st Shift Forklift Operator**

at Dynamic Lifecycle Innovations Nashville, TN **1st Shift Forklift Operator**

At Dynamic Lifecycle Innovations, our ultimate mission is Environmental Sustainability and Team Member Empowerment. We strive to be an industry leader in the Electronics Recycling & Data Security world, with a special focus on Integrity and Customer Service. Even more importantly, however, we believe our team is our most valuable resource, and seek to provide a work environment that is rewarding, engaging, and FUN With an emphasis on personal growth and development, Dynamic is more than an employer, but a partner in the career development and life aspirations of our Team Members. Dont just take our word for it, visit Dynamic Lifecycle Innovations

**Location:** Nashville, TN

**Schedule:** Monday Friday, 6:30am - 3:00pm; overtime based on business needs

**Compensation:** $17.50 $21.50 and a benefits package including 3 weeks of paid vacation and 8 paid holidays in first year, merit increase eligible twice annually

**Purpose & Summary:** The Forklift Operator is a critical part of our Recycling production team. They will load and unload trucks multiple times per day and deliver essential material to our production team members. This Forklift Operator will help to manage the organization of material within the warehouse. While the Forklift Operator performs a variety of warehouse tasks, basic day-to-day responsibilities may include:

Operating a forklift

Sorting warehouse materials

Maintaining forklifts

Weighing Materials

Cleaning the warehouse

**Requirements:** High School Diploma or equivalent required combined with a minimum of one year of warehouse experience required. Previous forklift experience is preferred.

Knowledge:

Knowledge of gas and electric forklift operations.

Knowledge of standard concepts and procedures of a warehouse.

Skills:

Basic computer skills.

Strong work ethic.

Abilities:

Ability to lift 50 pounds on a regular basis.

Ability to understand warehouse responsibilities.

Ability to enter account information and complete reports in a computer system.

Ability to maintain a safe working environment.

**Preferred Qualifications:** 6 months of forklift and/or pallet jack experience. Attention to detail and high awareness of safety practices with forklift and warehouse. Maintenance or light maintenance knowledge.

*Dynamic Lifecycle Innovations strives to be an employer who stands out from the crowd, and we believe differences that make us unique should be celebrated on an individual level as well. We are proud to be an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer, and we are committed to equal employment opportunity regardless of race, color, ancestry, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, age, citizenship, marital status, disability, gender identity, Veteran status, or any other identifier.*

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